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"An examination of the future role of the South China sea in international relations and a tour of the the nations surrounding the South China Sea and their interests in the region. In exploring each of these countries individually, Kaplan clearly shows where the conflicts may arise and why they will be challenging for the international community"--
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Politics and government, Strategic aspects, Foreign relations, International status, Diplomatic relations, International law, Strategic aspects of individual places, Geopolitik, Internationale Politik, Konfliktforschung, Politiska förhållanden, Internationella relationer, Pacific area, foreign relations, Pacific area, politics and governmentShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Asia's cauldron: the South China Sea and the end of a stable Pacific
2014, Random House
in English
- First edition.
0812994329 9780812994322
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Table of Contents
Prologue : the ruins of Champa
The humanist dilemma
China's Caribbean
The fate of Vietnam
The concert of civilizations?
The good autocrat
America's colonial burden
Asia's Berlin
The state of nature
Epilogue : the slums of Borneo.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-208) and index.
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