Rather simple, describing the unintentional consequences of serious tension or even conflict between the two countries, which in my opinion will prohibit them from going to far. Though in today’s WSJ a teacher from Yale’s history department described current tensions as a calm before the storm due to the absence of any Asian institutions that allow the countries to increase predictability and to arrange security matters in another way than delicate power balancing games.

All you’ve done is copy material off a marketing text but have close to no understanding of what you actually typed. Your like a student that reads off a text to impress others while give no thought to what you’ve actually read. I feel like i’m talking to my self here. Like i’ve stated there will not be any serious conflict between Japan and China because there will be serious factors to consider on both sides but if prevoked there could be economical retailiation to some degree so that Japan will suffer more than what it hopes to gain from the island. Therefore pressuring Japan to work with China on these issue and not announce unilateral procliamation to the islands.