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<div class="node-inner-left-col"><strong>Author:</strong>&nbsp;Yun Sun<br /><strong>Type of Publication:</strong>&nbsp;Flashpoints Bulletin<br /><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;<span class="date-display-single">01/09/2012</span><br /><br />
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<p>This essay discusses three key features of the current research by the Chinese policy community on the South China Sea, highlights the work of four leading research institutions and studies on the issue, and presents online resources from China.</p>
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