<p>This paper was written for a special conference held in Singapore in Spring 1980 in conjunction withe the Singapore Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. This paper sets out to consider the relationship between conflict and regional order in Southeast Asia, with particular reference to the major
Maritime Security Between China and Southeast Asia: Conflict and Cooperation in the Making of Regional Order
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- 2002
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