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• Discourse Analysis and International Politics: Rethinking Relations between the United States and China 

  Moses, J. (University of Canterbury. School of Social and Political SciencesUniversity of Canterbury. Political Science, 2007)

  With the re-emergence of China as an economic powerhouse and growing military presence in the Asia-Pacific, we are now beginning to see the re-inscription of boundaries between China and the United States, which have the ...

• China's Naval Modernization and Its Impact on the South China Seas 

  Tan, A.C. (University of Canterbury. School of Language, Social and Political SciencesUniversity of Canterbury. Political Science, 2014)

  The story of China’s rapid economic growth and development is one of the most documented subjects in the last twenty years. This rapid transformation has piqued the interest of economist and political scientist wanting ...

• The Paradoxes in Taiwan's "Two-Level Game" Concerning Cross-Strait Relations 

  Clark, C.; Tan, A.C. (University of Canterbury. School of Social and Political SciencesUniversity of Canterbury. Political Science, 2011)

  This paper develops a model of cross-Strait relations in terms of a series of four paradoxes. The first is that China’s aggressiveness in initiating the Taiwan Strait Crisis of 1995-96 set off a series of contretemps between ...