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Memo – From Arbitration to Diplomacy: Duterte’s Approach to the South China Sea Issue – Dr. Aries Arugay

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Memo – From Arbitration to Diplomacy: Duterte’s Approach to the South China Sea Issue – Dr. Aries Arugay

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25 March 2018

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Memo to the roundtable on March, 15, 2018,  Observatory of Southeast Asia

By Dr. Aries A. Arugay, Associate Professor, University of the Philippines-Diliman, chaired by CF Marianne Péron-Doise, IRSEM / Associate Fellow, Asia Centre.

  • Introduction
  • Performative populism and Duterte’s approach to statecraft and foreign policy
  • “Megaphone diplomacy” and Duterte’s pivot to China
  • New partners, old allies and the risks of Duterte’s hedging strategy
  • Conclusion
  • Concluding Remarks – Questions and Discussion

CR Arugay Philippines 150318

 

Tags: Diplomacy, Geopolitics, Philippines

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