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China'S Policy Towards Territorial Disputes: The Case Of The South China Sea Islands (Politics In Asia),New Dee Brown A Financial Times Best SummerSince 1949 And The Founding Of The People'S Republic, China Has Been Involved In More Than One Territorial Dispute With Its Neighbours. Currently The Most Unstable And Dangerous Dispute Is The One Over The Paracel And Spratly Islands In The South China Sea. With Their Potentially Rich And Accessible Petroleum Resources, These Islands Have Become The New Arena Of Conflict For The 1970S And 1980S, China Having Already Fought A War With South Vietnam