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Paul Haenle, Evan A. Laksmana
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In The Media
Fit for Purpose: Can Southeast Asian Minilateralism Deter?
In examining the development of minilaterals anchored in Southeast Asia, this essay considers whether and, if so, how this subregion could contribute to broader capabilities to deter military aggression.
Published on Oct 22, 2022
About the Author
Evan A. Laksmana
Former Nonresident Scholar, Carnegie China
Evan A. Laksmana was a nonresident scholar at Carnegie China.
- U.S.-China Dynamics in Southeast Asia
Recent Work
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