H(a)unting the warrior

Clark, Lindsay C.

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Reacting To China’s Maritime Ambitions: Arms Building and Balancing Against The Encroachment1

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“…It has been developing its military strategic concepts from the Air-Sea Battle (2010) to the Joint Concept for Access and Maneuver in the Global Commons (JAM-GC) in 2015 (Hutchens et al, 2017) to the Multi-Domain Battle in 2017 (U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command [TRADOC], 2018) to the Mosaic Warfare concept in 2019 (Clark et al, 2019). Associated with the innovation of military strategy, the USA has begun to increase its defence budget and to reinforce its naval force since the beginning of the Trump administration.…”

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China’s Maritime Ambition, Security Dilemma and Lack of Multilateral Framework

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2021

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

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The security environment of the South China Sea has been disrupted as China strengthens its efforts at maritime ambition. The recent security situation in the Asia-Pacific, particularly the South China Sea, is characterised by arms building and balancing against China. It raises the possibility of conflict. For securing stability and peace, it is time to bring multilateralism back in, since a multilateral security framework contributes to taking the edge off power politics. However, there is no reliable multilateral framework to deal with the declining maritime security environment. This article highlights the lack of a multilateral framework and suggests an eclectic approach to multilateralism for securing the Asia-Pacific maritime order.

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China’s Maritime Ambition, Security Dilemma and Lack of Multilateral Framework

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2021

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

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