ISSN 3083-5402
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2015January 01, 2015 AEST
India’s naval presence in the South China Sea: clashes of strategies or a new dawn of cooperation in Southeast Asia?
India’s naval presence in the South China Sea: clashes of strategies or a new dawn of cooperation in Southeast Asia?
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2015
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2015
- Middle Power Hybridising and ChinaJonathan H Ping
- Emerging China-led Regionalism and Soft BalancingAlica KizekovaLaura Anca Parepa
- India’s naval presence in the South China Sea: clashes of strategies or a new dawn of cooperation in Southeast Asia?Ulises Granados
- Nested Games During the Pivot: China’s Strategy in the South China Sea 嵌套博弈vs. 转向亚洲：中国的南海战略Chunjuan Nancy Wei
- China’s Asia Pacific Dream – Towards a Space Silk Road?Malcolm R Davis
- Chasing the Dragon Down the Silk RoadShelley Parkinson
- The Silk Road Revisited? Locating Xinjiang in the ‘China Dream’ 重走“丝绸之路”？论新疆在“中国梦”中的位置Anna Hayes
- ‘Peripheral Vision’: The Relationship among the PRC’s Power Projection, Interpretations of History, and Sense of ThreatElizabeth S Dahl
Granados, Ulises. 2015. “India’s Naval Presence in the South China Sea: Clashes of Strategies or a New Dawn of Cooperation in Southeast Asia?” Journal of East Asia Security 1 (1). https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.5735.