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asia policy • http://asiapolicy.nbr.org • a peer-reviewed journal devoted to bridging the gap between academic research and policymaking on issues related to the Asia-Pacific Michael Clarke National Security College, Australian National University C. Christine Fair Georgetown University editors C. Christine Fair and Mark W. Frazier editors Georgetown University The New School Jessica Keough managing editor Joshua Ziemkowski copy and style editor Craig Scanlan, Alex Jeffers, and Adam Khan copyeditors editorial advisory committee Mark Frazier The New School Bhubhindar Singh S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies Michael Wills The National Bureau of Asian Research Muthiah Alagappa Institute of Strategic and International Studies Malaysia Michael Armacost Stanford University Richard Bush Brookings Institution Steve Chan University of Colorado, Boulder Thomas Christensen Princeton University Eliot Cohen Johns Hopkins University Nicholas Eberstadt American Enterprise Institute Elizabeth Economy Council on Foreign Relations Richard Ellings (co-chairman) The National Bureau of Asian Research Aaron Friedberg Princeton University Paul Godwin National War College (ret.) Michael Green Center for Strategic and International Studies Stephen Hanson College of William and Mary Harry Harding University of Virginia Robert Hefner Boston University David Kang University of Southern California Mark Katz George Mason University editorial board David Lampton Johns Hopkins University Nicholas Lardy Peterson Institute for International Economics Chae-Jin Lee Claremont McKenna College Steven Lewis Rice University Cheng Li Brookings Institution Kenneth Lieberthal Brookings Institution Kimberly Marten Barnard College Barrett McCormick Marquette University Rory Medcalf National Security College, Australian National University Rajan Menon City College of New York, City University of New York Vali Nasr Johns Hopkins University Marcus Noland Peterson Institute for International Economics Margaret Pearson University of Maryland Minxin Pei Claremont McKenna College T.J. Pempel University of California, Berkeley Dwight Perkins Harvard University Kenneth Pyle (co-chairman) University of Washington (emeritus) Lawrence Reardon University of New Hampshire Robert Ross Boston College Richard Samuels Massachusetts Institute of Technology Andrew Scobell RAND Corporation David Shambaugh George Washington University Susan Shirk University of California, San Diego Sheldon Simon Arizona State University Robert Sutter George Washington University Richard Suttmeier University of Oregon (emeritus) Michael Swaine Carnegie Endowment for International Peace See Seng Tan S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies Ashley Tellis Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Robert Wade London School of Economics and Political Science Vincent Wang University of Richmond
asia policy number 21 • january 2016 Contents u roundtable u Non-claimant Perspectives on the South China Sea Disputes raising the stakes: the interests of non-claimant states in the south china sea disputes. ..2 Tiffany Ma and Michael Wills rules, balance, and lifelines: an australian perspective on the south china sea. ....6 Rory Medcalf india’s strategic stakes in the south china sea. ...... 14 Abhijit Singh out of its comfort zone: indonesia and the south china sea ................. 21 Ristian Atriandi Supriyanto japan’s perceptions of and interests in the south china sea. ...........................29 Yoji Koda south korea and the south china sea: a domestic and international balancing act ........36 Lee Jaehyon singapore and the south china sea: being an effective coordinator and honest broker ... 41 Jane Chan
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