Contemporary Sino-Southeast Asian relations.(Essay): An article from: China: An International Journal
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From the author: China's growth has brought important benefits to Southeast Asia. China's "new diplomacy" has accommodated many of the region's political concerns and its economic expansion has been an engine of growth for Southeast Asia. However, China's rise brings challenges as well. China's rapid naval build-up, more intensified disputes in the South China Sea, environmental problems and questions over China's ultimate goals create concerns in the region. Southeast Asia's strategy has been to accommodate China's rise while striving to maintain the American position in the region. Southeast Asia has been successful in this strategy, although this balance will be increasingly difficult as China's power increases.
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Title: Contemporary Sino-Southeast Asian relations.(Essay)
Author: Paul J. Bolt
Publication:China: An International Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 1, 2011
Publisher: East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore
Volume: 9 Issue: 2 Page: 276(20)
Article Type: Essay
Distributed by Gale, a part of Cengage Learning
From the author: China's growth has brought important benefits to Southeast Asia. China's "new diplomacy" has accommodated many of the region's political concerns and its economic expansion has been an engine of growth for Southeast Asia. However, China's rise brings challenges as well. China's rapid naval build-up, more intensified disputes in the South China Sea, environmental problems and questions over China's ultimate goals create concerns in the region. Southeast Asia's strategy has been to accommodate China's rise while striving to maintain the American position in the region. Southeast Asia has been successful in this strategy, although this balance will be increasingly difficult as China's power increases.
Citation Details
Title: Contemporary Sino-Southeast Asian relations.(Essay)
Author: Paul J. Bolt
Publication:China: An International Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 1, 2011
Publisher: East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore
Volume: 9 Issue: 2 Page: 276(20)
Article Type: Essay
Distributed by Gale, a part of Cengage Learning
