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Beyond binaries: Southeast Asia's maritime security cooperation with China and India/ Yogesh Joshi

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YOGESH Joshi

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In: Contemporary Southeast Asia Vol. 45, No. 2, August 2023, pp.282-311Summary: This article explores the current and future dynamics of Southeast Asia's maritime cooperation with China and India. Southeast Asian states do not only have diverse agendas when it comes to non-traditional and traditional maritime security issues, but their prioritization of these threats also vary.

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This article explores the current and future dynamics of Southeast Asia's maritime cooperation with China and India. Southeast Asian states do not only have diverse agendas when it comes to non-traditional and traditional maritime security issues, but their prioritization of these threats also vary.

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