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Shelved sovereignty or invalid sovereignty?: The South China Sea negotiations, 1992-2016/ Jiye Kim

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In: The Pacific Review Vol. 33, No 1, January 2020, pp. 32-60 (103)Summary: This article contributes to the current discourses on China's diplomacy in the South China Sea disputes by asking: What does China want to achieve in the various negotiations? By comparing different versions of the multilateral Code of Conduct negotiations between 1992 and 2016.

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This article contributes to the current discourses on China's diplomacy in the South China Sea disputes by asking: What does China want to achieve in the various negotiations? By comparing different versions of the multilateral Code of Conduct negotiations between 1992 and 2016.

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