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Conflict prevention across the Taiwan strait and the making of China's anti-secession law

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SUISHENG Zhao

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

CHINA -- POLICY -- TAIWAN -- EAST ASIAN SECURITY -- NATIONALISM

In: Asian Perspective Vol 30 No 1, 2006 pp.79-94 (11)Summary: This article will explore the making of anti-secession law. China has developed a unique approach of conflict prevention characterized involving an oscillating pattern of military coercion and peaceful offensive.

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This article will explore the making of anti-secession law. China has developed a unique approach of conflict prevention characterized involving an oscillating pattern of military coercion and peaceful offensive.

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