The quantitative approach somewhat should take different world orders into account to better explain contemporary phenomena and prepare a data set accordingly.
The roots of the South China Sea disputes originate in the results of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Coming to terms with China as it exerts its power will be pricey, yet necessary.
As American foreign policy begins to represent a crusade, surely it is time to reconsider the strategic shadows that the post-Cold War foreign policy initiatives have cast.
The current standoff in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China threatens to raise tensions to new heights.
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