Titlebook: Eurasia’s Maritime Rise and Global Security; From the Indian Ocea Geoffrey F. Gresh Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Eurasia’s

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Das Einkaufserlebnis im Handel,cernible in the South China Sea, creating a more complex policymaking environment in this contested ocean area. Amid long-standing territorial disputes, two major factors—China’s more assertive foreign policies and a newly acquired military power to back them—have had profound effects on maritime se

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,Folgen der Beziehung für das Tier,arl River Delta (PRD) is one of the most important economic regions in China and represents almost 10 percent of China’s national GDP. Beijing plans to turn the nine municipalities in the PRD into one large megacity by mid-century. These plans fail to account for the changing reality of climate chan

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,Überprüfung der Untersuchungshypothesen, continue their commitment to the peaceful course they have charted there so far. But policymakers need to get serious about establishing a shared vision of how to harness the Arctic’s resources. Economic development need not mean environmental disaster. Indeed, the opening up of the Arctic offers a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26329-7essible. While commercial fishermen have trawled Arctic waters for decades, they have never had access to the 1.1 million square zone in the Central Arctic. Though a regulatory regime composed of international law, national regulations, and regional frameworks currently governs Arctic fisheries, man

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