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Keeping the South China Sea in Perspective

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  • Michael McDevitt
  • Kenneth Lieberthal
  • Jeffrey Bader

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The South China Sea disputes involve the interests of the United States, particularly with regard to freedom of navigation, international norms and law, relations with important partners and allies, and the expectation of the peaceful resolution of disputes. China’s rising power and capabilities make PRC actions more consequential and unsettling than those of others, so they deserve particular attention but need to be evaluated in the broader context of the motives and actions of others as well.

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  • Michael McDevitt & Kenneth Lieberthal & Jeffrey Bader, 2016. "Keeping the South China Sea in Perspective," Working Papers id:11072, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:11072
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