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‘Defending Taiwan’ and the Limits of Military-Only Deterrence

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By Peter Dutton
| Lawfare Verified
In the spring of 2007, just as China’s People’s Liberation Army was on the cusp of accelerating its development, President George W. Bush spoke at the United States Naval War College to promote a surge of U.S. military forces to Iraq from other parts of the world, including East Asia. President Bush was asked whether depleting U.S. forces in Asia would weaken the nation’s regional military posture and eventually leave the United States unable to effectively guarantee East Asia’s stability. It did.
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Is China Trying to Rewrite the Rules at Sea?

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By Peter Dutton
| gmfus.org
Thirty years ago, the People's Republic of China ratified the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Since then, Beijing has frequently invoked UNCLOS to support its maritime claims and legal positions, while advancing interpretations of the Convention that many other states –but not all – reject.
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The UK and Trump’s National Security Strategy

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By Peter Dutton
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
CommentaryGuest Commentary Peter Alan Dutton 8 Minute Read Europe will require new leadership as the US tilts from law to power. The current Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy can best be described as a sober look in the mirror by the American administration to realistically observe the state of the nation and its readiness to assert global influence. Having looked in the mirror, the strategy suggests the United States needs a major make-over.
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