China's activities and interests in the South China Sea
James Brown
Abstract
James Brown
Abstract
Professor Brown reviews China's recent activities in the South China Sea, including land reclamation on Fiery Cross and Mischief Reefs, within the broader context of strategic competition between China and the United States. He examines why China is taking this approach, despite it undermining China's other external relationships; and concludes by documenting Australia's response to these developments.
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Professor Brown reviews China's recent activities in the South China Sea, including land reclamation on Fiery Cross and Mischief Reefs, within the broader context of strategic competition between China and the United States. He examines why China is taking this approach, despite it undermining China's other external relationships; and concludes by documenting Australia's response to these developments.
Key concepts: China, Context (archaeology), Land reclamation, Competition (biology), Political science, Geography, Economy, Economics