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July 27, 2024Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

Book review: Michael A. McDevitt, China as a Twenty-first-century Naval Power: Theory, Practice, and Implications

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Michael A. McDevitt, China as a Twenty-first-century Naval Power: Theory, Practice, and Implications. Naval Press Institute, 2020, 320 pp. ISBN 9781682475355.

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