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"Confronting China in the South China Sea" — Mira Rapp-Hooper — Center for a New American Security — February 08, 2016

The author defends calls to use Freedom of Navigation Operations to reinforce navigational rights in the South China Sea but argues that the "United States can go further to sharpen its messaging and win regional support, though, by publicizing more information on its freedom of navigation activities and by building a multilateral coalition that supports them."

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Freedom of Navigation Program, South China Sea

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Sturgis, Linda, Joel Smith and Isaiah Reed. The Arctic’s Changing Landscape Addressing New Maritime Challenges . Center for a New American Security: Washington, D.C., March 2014 (13p). [ More (2 quotes) ]
Dutton, Peter A. "Cracks in the Global Foundation: International Law and Instability in the South China Sea ." in Cooperation from Strength: The United States, China and the South China Sea, edited by Cronin, Patrick. . Center for a New American Security: Washington, D.C., January 2012. [ More (4 quotes) ]

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