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Strategic Asia 2002-03: Asian aftershocks / edited by Richard J Ellings nd Aaron L Friedberg.

By:

ELLINGS Richard J

Contributor(s):

FRIEDBERG Aaron L

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Strategic AsiaPublication details: Seattle, WA. USA: National Bureau of Asian Research, 2002Description: 430pISBN:

0971393826 (pbk.):

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Summary: This report builds on the baseline assessment of the balance of power in Asia Pacific contained in the first edition of this report. It analyses the effect of the terrorist attacks in America and how they have changed the distribution of power, the alignment of states, and changes in policy and perceptions. Contains chapters on China, Japan, Korea, Russia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia (by Sheldon W Simon), and the United States in Asia. Concludes with a chapter on Islam and Asian security. The report and executive summary together with extensive supporting data can be found at www.strategicasia.nbr.org

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This report builds on the baseline assessment of the balance of power in Asia Pacific contained in the first edition of this report. It analyses the effect of the terrorist attacks in America and how they have changed the distribution of power, the alignment of states, and changes in policy and perceptions. Contains chapters on China, Japan, Korea, Russia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia (by Sheldon W Simon), and the United States in Asia. Concludes with a chapter on Islam and Asian security. The report and executive summary together with extensive supporting data can be found at www.strategicasia.nbr.org

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