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Ruiqiang Liu2024

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Controversies and amendment proposals on the China Coast Guard Law

Ruiqiang Liu · Zhanfeng Hu

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Year2024

Typearticle

Published2024-03-21

VenueMarine Policy

ISSN-L0308-597X

Languageen

Citations9

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ShelfMaritime Security and History

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