Sino-US Competition in the South China Sea: Power, Rules and Legitimacy

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RT @SCS_PI: "that the current China–US stalemate in the South China Sea is the result of the long-term China–US interactions over these thr…

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RT @SCS_PI: "that the current China–US stalemate in the South China Sea is the result of the long-term China–US interactions over these thr…

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"that the current China–US stalemate in the South China Sea is the result of the long-term China–US interactions over these three factors, which have different importance rankings in different periods." https://t.co/3scfPg17bj

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Sino-US Competition in the South China Sea: Power, Rules and Legitimacy -- Bo Hu, Journal of Chinese Political Science 26 (3): 485-504. https://t.co/oPwFMW6sPq

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