The nations involved in the South China Sea dispute have amplified
their military expenditures and confrontations at sea have become
increasingly common. The People's Republic of China and the United
States are the two largest regional powers and, as such, this
discussion focuses on their respective policies and implementation
strategies. China claims much of the South China Sea as its
sovereign territory based on historical occupation and their
interpretation of international law. The fear of encirclement and
China's increasing dependence on sea trade further drive Chinese
policy. Additionally, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines lay
claim to parts of the South China Sea and fear China may seek to
control the area in the future. Full color interior enhanced with
word cloud, key terms, and automatic summarization.
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