This volume is the product of a groundbreaking dialogue on sea-lane security held between People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy and U.S. Where surges of popular nationalism have been evident, they have tended to follow after the PRC maritime actions in question, suggesting instead that Chinese authorities channeled public opinion to support existing policy.īeyond the Wall: Chinese Far Seas Operation While some regard for public opinion demonstrably shapes Beijing’s propaganda strategies on maritime issues, and sometimes its diplomatic practices as well, the imperative for Chinese leaders to satisfy popular nationalism is at most a contributing factor to policy choices they undertake largely on the basis of other considerations of power and interest. Analysis of nine case studies of assertive but ostensibly nonmilitary actions by which the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has advanced its position in the South and East China Seas in recent years reveals little compelling evidence of popular sentiment driving decision-making. This volume examines the role of popular nationalism in China’s maritime conduct. Naval War College In-Residence Courses – HRP provide lectures and simulations for CFMCC Flag Courses, ELOC, MOPC, and NWC Master’s Degree Electives.Chinese Nationalism and the “Gray Zone”: Case Analyses of Public Opinion and PRC Maritime Policy.Navy Fleet headquarters and Carrier / Expeditionary Strike Group staffs to serve as a tactical level reconnaissance and liaison element during HA/DR operations. Pacific Fleet-directed course that prepares select personnel from U.S. Maritime Humanitarian Assistance Survey Team (MarHAST) Course – Commander, U.S.Navy Fleet headquarters and Carrier / Expeditionary Strike Group staffs to effectively plan, execute, and assess HA/DR operations. Fleet Leaning Humanitarian Operations Course (FLHOC) – Dynamic, tailored, and scalable courses and simulations to prepare U.S.
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