Rising Tension in the Waters: China, US and Unintended Crisis

Baohui ZHANG

Rising Tension in the Waters: China, US and Unintended Crisis

Department of Political Science

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Abstract

The US is planning further patrols in the South China Sea, following the USS
Lassen’s successful freedom of navigation operation. Although China did not take
action to confront it, the risk of an unintended crisis escalating from future patrols
remains high.

Original language	English
Number of pages	3
Volume	242
Specialist publication	RSIS Commentary
Publication status	Published - 12 Nov 2015

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