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Cross–strait interactions on the South China Sea issues: a need for CBMs
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  • 1992China's Push Through the South China Sea: The Interaction of Bureaucratic and National Interests130 cited
  • 1995Policy of the Republic of China towards the South China Sea: recent developments11 cited

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  • 2006Southeast Asian Studies in China5 cited
  • 2017Beneath the Surface of Consensus: The Development of Confidence-Building Measures Between the PRC and ASEAN in the South China Sea Disputes2 cited

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