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082283
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136353
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As China’s global maritime influence grows, it navy is crossing paths with the US navy more regions. Professor Andrew Erickson considers the US debate over its naval relations with China
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130294
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095579
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087264
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ID:
075732
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2006.
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In the post-Cold War strategic environment, Beijing could plausibly have opted for Soviet-style geostrategic competition with Washington, but it has not. Chinese leaders have not thus far, and almost certainly will never, amass thousands of nuclear weapons on hair-trigger alert or deploy significant forces to a network of bases spanning the globe. Nevertheless, the below assessment of China's increasing hard and soft power yields the conclusion that a Chinese challenge to US hegemony cannot be ruled out. The United States must prudently maintain military forces appropriate to facing a potential peer competitor. At the same time, however, Washington must engage in a process of creative diplomacy that simultaneously matches China's soft power and engages seriously with Beijing to create areas of consensus and cooperation.
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ID:
143831
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Alphaq Editions
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Washington, DC, National Defense University Press, 2014.
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xx, 165p.: ill.hbk
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9789385505539
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 058475 | 358.170951/GOR 058475 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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089753
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2009.
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Beijing is pursuing a two-pronged strategy to secure its energy, using the navy to protect maritime supply and building new pipelines. Article examines whether this approach will be sufficient for its expected future increase in demand for oil.
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089191
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092701
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133174
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2014.
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Professor Andrew Erickson reviews China's strategic goals and the military capabilities it must master as it seeks to generate the strike power that is central to the effectiveness of a modern, advanced aircraft forces.
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