America’s Freedom of Navigation Operations Are Lost at Sea
"America’s Freedom of Navigation Operations Are Lost at Sea" — Zack Cooper and Gregory Poling — Foreign Policy — January 08, 2019
The authors review the threat from China's aggressive claims in the South China Sea to the global maritime order and recommend a number of ways (short of ratifying UNCLOS) that the U.S. can "safeguard U.S. interests and raise the costs of further destabilizing Chinese behavior."
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