Jiang's phrase for latent maritime competition turning into actual military conflict.
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go kinetic
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...been watching very closely. At some point, China and Japan will go kinetic, meaning they will fight over shipping lanes in the South China..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...been watching very closely. At some point, China and Japan will go kinetic, meaning they will fight over shipping lanes in the South China..."
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"...been watching very closely. At some point, China and Japan will go kinetic, meaning they will fight over shipping lanes in the South China..."
"...example, we do seem to be getting closer to street level kinetic violence day by day. OK, I don't I don't think you think..."
"...to the economy? On a high level? Once we have more kinetic conflict? I mean, war has been seen in history, throughout history. It's..."
"...offensive maneuver they take or will there be a more direct kinetic attack against Israel? So,"
"...yeah so I think in the age of nuclear weapons a kinetic war is extremely unlikely um you know if Russia and NATO were..."
"...war as opposed to like a uh you know like a kinetic war head -on because you would get totally destroyed by"
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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