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China and the Cooperative Architecture in the South China Sea: Prospects and Problems

While in the early 1990s China preferred a bilateral approach to resolving disputes in the SCS, by becoming a party to the DOC it appeared to accept a multilateral approach. But in recent years the bilateral approach has resurfaced.

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Sithara Fernando

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China and the Cooperative Architecture in the South China Sea: Prospects and Problems

Latest Contributions from Sithara Fernando

China and the Cooperative Architecture in the South China Sea: Prospects and Problems
23 Aug 2013

China’s Relations with the Indian Ocean Region:Combining Realist and Constructivist Perspectives
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ICS Occasional Papers

China and the Cooperative Architecture in the South China Sea: Prospects and Problems

Latest Contributions from Sithara Fernando

China and the Cooperative Architecture in the South China Sea: Prospects and Problems 23 Aug 2013

China’s Relations with the Indian Ocean Region:Combining Realist and Constructivist Perspectives 18 Oct 2012

China and the Cooperative Architecture in the South China Sea: Prospects and Problems
23 Aug 2013

China’s Relations with the Indian Ocean Region:Combining Realist and Constructivist Perspectives
18 Oct 2012