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Why are the Disputes in the South China Sea So Intractable? A Historical Approach’
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Why are the Disputes in the South China Sea So Intractable? A Historical Approach’
Tønnesson, Stein (2002) Why are the Disputes in the South China Sea So Intractable? A Historical Approach’ , Asian Journal of Social Science 30(3): 570–601.
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Stein Tønnesson
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+47 22547731
stein@prio.no
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