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    China's Power Grab and Expanding Claims: Projecting Influence and Control Throughout Asia
    Belts and Roads Under Beijing's Thumb: Economic Domination & Debt-Trap Diplomacy
    Raging Waters in the South China Sea: What the Battle for Supremacy Means for Southeast Asia
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    Raging Waters Series

    By Rachel A. Winston and Ishika Sachdeva

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    About this series

    The free world is facing the greatest geopolitical challenge of our time. Subversively, we are facing an undercurrent of economic, cybersecurity, satellite, political and military forces. A tectonic shift is changing society. Insidiously, through social media, Internet sur

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLizard Publishing
    Release dateSep 28, 2020
    China's Power Grab and Expanding Claims: Projecting Influence and Control Throughout Asia
    Belts and Roads Under Beijing's Thumb: Economic Domination & Debt-Trap Diplomacy
    Raging Waters in the South China Sea: What the Battle for Supremacy Means for Southeast Asia

    Titles in the series (3)

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      Raging Waters in the South China Sea: What the Battle for Supremacy Means for Southeast Asia
      Raging Waters in the South China Sea: What the Battle for Supremacy Means for Southeast Asia

      Raging Waters in the South China Sea: What the Battle for Supremacy Means for Southeast Asia

      Rachel A. Winston
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      Packed with more than a hundred color illustrations, maps, and timelines, this enlightening and provocative book on the South China Sea conflict is a treasure trove of information written in an engaging and compelling way. While there are hundreds of footnotes to lead readers to further investigate topics, t

      Packed with more than a hundred color illustrations, maps, and timelines, this enlightening and provocative book on the South China Sea conflict is a treasure trove of information written in an engaging and compelling way. While there are hundreds of footnotes to lead readers to further investigate topics, t

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      China's Power Grab and Expanding Claims: Projecting Influence and Control Throughout Asia
      China's Power Grab and Expanding Claims: Projecting Influence and Control Throughout Asia

      China's Power Grab and Expanding Claims: Projecting Influence and Control Throughout Asia

      Rachel A. Winston
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      Frightening! This book introduces China's alarming concentration camps, persecution, social credit, and dominance. China's "Century of Humiliation" ended, though its legacy inspired

      Frightening! This book introduces China's alarming concentration camps, persecution, social credit, and dominance. China's "Century of Humiliation" ended, though its legacy inspired

    • Belts and Roads Under Beijing's Thumb: Economic Domination & Debt-Trap Diplomacy
      Belts and Roads Under Beijing's Thumb: Economic Domination & Debt-Trap Diplomacy

      Belts and Roads Under Beijing's Thumb: Economic Domination & Debt-Trap Diplomacy

      Rachel A. Winston
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      The free world is facing the greatest geopolitical challenge of our time. Subversively, we are facing an undercurrent of economic, cybersecurity, satellite, political and military forces. A tectonic shift is changing society. Insidiously, through social media, Internet sur

      The free world is facing the greatest geopolitical challenge of our time. Subversively, we are facing an undercurrent of economic, cybersecurity, satellite, political and military forces. A tectonic shift is changing society. Insidiously, through social media, Internet sur

    Author

    Rachel A. Winston

    Rachel Winston has served as a university professor, college advisor, author, and motivational speaker. As a leading expert in college counseling and an award-winning faculty member, Dr. Winston has spent her lifetime teaching, mentoring, and coaching students. She has counseled thousands of students during her 35-year career. Working in D.C. and California gave her diverse experiences in politics, engineering, and mathematics. As an elected statewide leader, she won the McFarland Literary Achievement Award. She graduated from Harvard, UChicago, GWU, and UCLA.

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