Between punishment and denial: uncertainty, flexibility, and U.S. military strategy toward China/ Luis Simon
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Contemporary Security Policy : Vol. 41, No 3, July 2020, pp 361-384 (104)Summary: The high level of uncertainty around Chinese capabilities and the evolving Sino-American regional military balance have led the United States to adopt a flexible strategy, and embrace distinct-even contradictory-operational concepts to deter Beijing: The United States itself mostly focuses primarily on deterrence by punishment, while actively encouraging and enabling its regional allies to develop deterrence by denial.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | CHINA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 65386-1001 |
The high level of uncertainty around Chinese capabilities and the evolving Sino-American regional military balance have led the United States to adopt a flexible strategy, and embrace distinct-even contradictory-operational concepts to deter Beijing: The United States itself mostly focuses primarily on deterrence by punishment, while actively encouraging and enabling its regional allies to develop deterrence by denial.
CHINA, USA, MILITARY, STRATEGY, DEFENCE, POLICY
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