A retaliative strategy analysis from Southeast Asia perspective against China

A key discussion of power with Donald K Emmerson, a director of the Southeast Asia Program at the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center. In this discussion, he introduces this analysis from the perspective of the smaller countries in the region and not from the dominant power or great power competition. How these countries pursue and develop strategies to resist China increases influence in the region in order to secure their sovereignty, security and economic future.

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