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Vietnam: Upping the Stakes in the South China Sea
01/07/2011
Author : Institute for Security & Development Policy (ISDP - Sweden)
ISDP POLICY BRIEF, No. 72, June 22 2011 by Johanna Popjanevski
 
Recent controversies between Hanoi and Beijing in relation to the South China Sea suggest that tensions in the region are rising. Vietnam is displaying a new resolve in relation to Beijing. This indicates that China’s growing economic power is a concern for the Southeast Asian capitals, and that Hanoi is attempting to take the lead among ASEAN states in challenging Beijing in relation to the South China Sea. Development of the dispute is partly linked to the position of the U.S., who promises to remain a regional power but is unlikely to want to clash with China over the South China Sea.

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3 COMMENT(S)
  • Re:Vietnam: Upping the Stakes in the South China Sea

I thing they need both compramazation

By Angela Sagun on 7/4/2011 09:05
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  • Re:Vietnam: Upping the Stakes in the South China Sea

I think they need to talk about it..

By Odessa Grinstead on 7/14/2011 01:47
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  • Re:Vietnam: Upping the Stakes in the South China Sea

Has this something to do with the Spratly island again? they scrumbling to get that island only because they found out about the oil reserves there.

By Cathy Drall on 7/18/2011 04:45
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