US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security
The release of the new US National Security Strategy and conclusion of the 20th national congress of the Chinese Communist Party are two recent developments that raise the spectre of great power conflict in the Asia-Pacific. Amid fluctuating tensions in the region, Muhammad Faizal argues ASEAN needs...
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| author | Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman |
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| description | The release of the new US National Security Strategy and conclusion of the 20th national congress of the Chinese Communist Party are two recent developments that raise the spectre of great power conflict in the Asia-Pacific. Amid fluctuating tensions in the region, Muhammad Faizal argues ASEAN needs to take urgent steps to bolster its resilience and diplomacy so that that it does not slip into irrelevance. |
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| spelling | ntu-10356/1642812023-09-15T02:07:39Z US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies Social sciences::Political science Maritime Security East Asia and Asia Pacific Southeast Asia and ASEAN Chinese Communist Party CCP International Politics and Security The release of the new US National Security Strategy and conclusion of the 20th national congress of the Chinese Communist Party are two recent developments that raise the spectre of great power conflict in the Asia-Pacific. Amid fluctuating tensions in the region, Muhammad Faizal argues ASEAN needs to take urgent steps to bolster its resilience and diplomacy so that that it does not slip into irrelevance. Published version 2023-01-16T05:27:32Z 2023-01-16T05:27:32Z 2022 Commentary Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman (2022). US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security. RSIS IDSS Papers; 062-22. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/164281 en RSIS IDSS Papers; 062-22 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf |
| spellingShingle | Social sciences::Political science Maritime Security East Asia and Asia Pacific Southeast Asia and ASEAN Chinese Communist Party CCP International Politics and Security Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security |
| title | US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security |
| title_full | US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security |
| title_fullStr | US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security |
| title_full_unstemmed | US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security |
| title_short | US National Security strategy and 20th CCP Congress: what they mean for ASEAN regional security |
| title_sort | us national security strategy and 20th ccp congress what they mean for asean regional security |
| topic | Social sciences::Political science Maritime Security East Asia and Asia Pacific Southeast Asia and ASEAN Chinese Communist Party CCP International Politics and Security |
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