Stop China from winning without fighting: China seeks to expand its influence in the South China Sea using the Three Warfares concept/ Erika Gehlen
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Proceedings US Naval Institute February 2022, pp.38-43(86)Summary: China's strategy towards the contested South China Sea. China's Three Warfares concept of employing psychological, media and legal warfare. The Belt and road initiative is also another way to make development and investment initiatives globally to expand economic and political influence. They can use it to pressure nations to deny access to US and making it difficult militarily globally countries are relying heavily on Chinese markets and investments.
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China's strategy towards the contested South China Sea. China's Three Warfares concept of employing psychological, media and legal warfare. The Belt and road initiative is also another way to make development and investment initiatives globally to expand economic and political influence. They can use it to pressure nations to deny access to US and making it difficult militarily globally countries are relying heavily on Chinese markets and investments.
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