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Consept of soft power in China's strategic discourse / Wuthnow, Joel   Journal Article
Wuthnow, Joel Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Key Words Security  China  Shoft Power  Strategic Discourse 
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European Union's human security discourse: where are we now? / Christou, George   Journal Article
Christou, George Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The language of human security has been prominent in the European Union's (EU) official discourse for a number of years. However, whilst it has been promoted as a new approach for the EU in the development of its security and defence policy, the aim of this article is to assess the extent to which it actually features in the EU's contemporary strategic discourse and practice. It seeks to uncover where and how the concept is spoken within the EU's institutional milieu, how it is understood by the relevant policy-makers in the EU and the implication of this across key areas of human security practice. It is argued in the article that human security has not been embedded as the driving strategic concept for Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) in an era of crisis and change in Europe and beyond and that the prospects for this materialising in the near future are rather thin.
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South China Sea: India’s maritime gateway to the Pacific / Chaturvedy, Rajeev Ranjan   Article
Chaturvedy, Rajeev Ranjan Article
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Summary/Abstract This article looks at India’s interests and strategy in the South China Sea (SCS). First, it highlights India’s maritime interests and discusses the relevance of the SCS to these interests. It then examines some key ingredients of India’s evolving policy initiatives in the region. The article argues that with a considerable expansion of India’s engagement with the South China Sea littoral states, India appears to be genuinely emerging as an indispensable element in the strategic discourse of this region. India could be a valuable security partner for several nations in the Asia Pacific region, provided it sustains a high economic growth rate and nurtures the framework of partnership that it has enunciated in the region.
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