Summary
This brief analyses China’s maritime policy and the risk of a conflict escalation in the East and South China Seas (ECSC). The author argues that firm counter-measures notwithstanding, Beijing’s maritime policy is oriented toward crisis management. He concludes by pointing out the usefulness of this policy for US interests.
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