H. Clinton's scientific contributions
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... Differences intensified as Beijing started to contest its claims in the East and South China Seas more forcefully, using maritime militia, military overflights, paramilitary patrols, as well as the reclamation and arming of maritime features (Chubb 2020/21;Liu 2020). Despite beginning his presidency by trying to find accommodation, Barack Obama's administration witnessed further frictions with Beijing as it sought to oppose expansive PRC maritime claims and extend support to US allies and partners with its "rebalance" to Asia (Clinton 2011). US-PRC ties saw further strain under the Donald Trump administration's trade war and desire for "decoupling" with the PRC and the Xi Jinping leadership's robust response, a trend which appears to continue into the Joe Biden administration (Trump 2019;王子暉。2019). ...
