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Asia-Pacific security: policy challenges

By:

LOVELL David W (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Singapore: ISEAS, 2003Description: 205pISBN:

9812302131 (pbk.):

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Summary: This collection of 14 papers deal with the on-going security concerns of the region including China's changing position and attitudes towards security relationships, Australia's options in balancing relations with the USA with those in the region, Japan's dilemma over missile defence, and the future of regional organizations. Chapter 8 has a useful analysis of China's bilateral agreements in the region including with Brunei.

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This collection of 14 papers deal with the on-going security concerns of the region including China's changing position and attitudes towards security relationships, Australia's options in balancing relations with the USA with those in the region, Japan's dilemma over missile defence, and the future of regional organizations. Chapter 8 has a useful analysis of China's bilateral agreements in the region including with Brunei.

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