Chinese Land Reclamation in the South China Sea: Implications and Policy Options

Ben Dolven · Jennifer Elsea · Susan V. Lawrence · Ronald O’Rourke · Ian E. Rinehart

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This report assesses legal, military/operational, and diplomatic implications of the reclamation and construction activity and surveys U.S - CHINA statements on the situation.It provides a history of reclamation activity by other nations inlcuding the United States and other South China Sea claimants, and discusses U.S. Strategy and potential options for U.S. policymakers.

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