Add to ORKGChina’s military power is growing, but while this growing power is grounds for regional concern, the PLA remains far short of being able to assert China’s national interests in the South China Sea in a manner that would be detrimental to regional security interests
China’s strategy toward the South China Sea, if there is one, is hard to read. On the one hand, Beij...
Air and aerospace power has been fundamental for defending China’s “near seas”—encompassing the Boha...
China continues to up the ante in the South China Sea (SCS), by moving more military and paramilitar...
As China’s security interests expand and its power grows, it may increasingly have to choose between...
This paper finds that China\u27s growing military power is not a cause for concern. In his assessmen...
In the face of a rising China, the most fundamental concern of Asia Pacific governments is how a str...
The belief that China will soon become the dominant power in Asia is based on assumptions that its c...
National development has gradually replaced national survival as the focus of China’s national secur...
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA), officially the army of the Communist Party of China (CPC) – here...
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA), officially the army of the Communist Party of China (CPC) – here...
This paper sheds light on the strategic outlook of the world\u27s largest yet understudied armed for...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/In the face of a rising China...
<i>China’s growing military posture and unilateral behavior in South China Sea has raised red alarms...
Executive summary In recent years China’s good-neighbourly pledges of increased trade and investmen...
[[abstract]]Since the 21st century, China’s rise has become a fact, and People’s Liberation Army has...
China’s strategy toward the South China Sea, if there is one, is hard to read. On the one hand, Beij...
Air and aerospace power has been fundamental for defending China’s “near seas”—encompassing the Boha...
China continues to up the ante in the South China Sea (SCS), by moving more military and paramilitar...
As China’s security interests expand and its power grows, it may increasingly have to choose between...
This paper finds that China\u27s growing military power is not a cause for concern. In his assessmen...
In the face of a rising China, the most fundamental concern of Asia Pacific governments is how a str...
The belief that China will soon become the dominant power in Asia is based on assumptions that its c...
National development has gradually replaced national survival as the focus of China’s national secur...
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA), officially the army of the Communist Party of China (CPC) – here...
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA), officially the army of the Communist Party of China (CPC) – here...
This paper sheds light on the strategic outlook of the world\u27s largest yet understudied armed for...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/In the face of a rising China...
<i>China’s growing military posture and unilateral behavior in South China Sea has raised red alarms...
Executive summary In recent years China’s good-neighbourly pledges of increased trade and investmen...
[[abstract]]Since the 21st century, China’s rise has become a fact, and People’s Liberation Army has...
China’s strategy toward the South China Sea, if there is one, is hard to read. On the one hand, Beij...
Air and aerospace power has been fundamental for defending China’s “near seas”—encompassing the Boha...
China continues to up the ante in the South China Sea (SCS), by moving more military and paramilitar...