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The Dynamics of US- China- Southeast Asia Relations

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Gill, Robert
Goh, Evelyn
Huang, Chin- Hao

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United States Studies Centre

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This new report from the US Studies Centre provides an in-depth assessment of the emerging and increasingly competitive strategic dynamic amongst the United States, China and Southeast Asia, and provides recommendations for the incoming US administration and Congress. This study builds on earlier research released by the USSC and is the culmination of the two-year project, Emerging US Security Partnerships in Southeast Asia, funded by the MacArthur Foundation.

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2099-12-31