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CHINA'S MILITARY MODERNIZATION (5) answer(s).
 
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Asia-Pacific... and the US military strategy / Defence and Technology   Journal Article
Defence and Technology Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Contested primacy in the Western Pacific: China's rise and the future of U.S. power projection / Montgomery, Evan Braden   Journal Article
Montgomery, Evan Braden Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Despite their disagreements, proponents of deep engagement and offshore balancing share an optimistic but unrealistic assessment of U.S. military power. In particular, both sides in the debate over U.S. grand strategy underestimate the potential consequences of China's military modernization. China's antiaccess/area denial strategy and conventional precision-strike capabilities are already undermining the United States' ability to prevent local conflicts, protect longtime allies, and preserve freedom of the commons in East Asia. Whether the United States intends to uphold the status quo when threats emerge or adopt a wait-and-see approach to regional conflicts, it will need to adapt its military for power projection operations in much less permissive environments than it has become accustomed to during the unipolar era. These adaptations include developing air and undersea platforms that can survive inside denial zones, forward bases that are better able to withstand attacks, and satellite and cyberspace networks that are less vulnerable to disruption.
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Does economic integration Augur peace in East Asia? / Kastner, Scott L   Journal Article
Kastner, Scott L Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract At the end of the day, it is not clear that economic ties will act as a significant constraint on state behavior when high-stakes issues are on the table.
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From bottle rockets to lightning bolts: China's Missile Revolution and PLA Strategy against / Pradun, Vitaliy O   Journal Article
Pradun, Vitaliy O Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract In March 1996, China conducted military exercises and live missile firings in the Taiwan Strait as a response to the increasingly pro-independence stance of Taiwan's president, Lee Teng-hui. The United States responded in turn by maneuvering two aircraft carrier groups into the island's vicinity. China and the United States did not come to a standoff, and the issue ended peacefully, although not without ominous messages being received by all parties. China had signaled its willingness to use military force to check Taiwan's incipient independence ambitions, and the United States had conveyed its resolve to defend Taiwan against aggression from the mainland.
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Importance of Japan-India naval relations: a partnership for Asian security / Nagao, Satoru   Journal Article
Nagao, Satoru Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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