Gregory Poling: South China Sea and US-Philippine Relations

Gregory Poling: South China Sea and US-Philippine Relations

This episode features Gregory Poling, Director of the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative, or AMTI, at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. AMTI is an interactive, regularly-updated source for information, analysis, and policy exchange on maritime security issues in Asia. It aims to promote transparency in the Indo-Pacific to dissuade assertive behavior and conflict and generate opportunities for cooperation and confidence building. In this episode, Gregory speaks to Isabelle and Vivien about the South China Sea and US-Philippine relations.

Note: We fully recognize that there are a variety of names used for the islands and maritime territories in the Indo-Pacific region, but will use the term South China Sea for the purpose of this podcast.

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