Bogged Down in the South China Sea

Imogen Saunders

Bogged Down in the South China Sea

ANU Law School

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Abstract

Tensions in the South China Sea have reached new heights following China’s militarisation of its artificial islands with missile systems. Imogen Saunders asks if we can we still hope for a peaceful resolution between the sea’s claimants.

Original language	English
No.	Online
Specialist publication	Policy Forum
Publication status	Published - 2018

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