Encountering the dominant player: U.S. extended deterrence strategy in the Asia-Pacific

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TOW William T

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Columbia University Press, 1991Description: 540pISBN:

0231073321 (hbk.)

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Summary: The author argues that U.S. defence policy has lost touch with the reality of Asia-Pacific security concerns. He presents a detailed analysis of how the Soviet Union, China, ASEAN and New Zealand have developed their own security strategies for the region and offers a series of recommendations for enhancing American influence.

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The author argues that U.S. defence policy has lost touch with the reality of Asia-Pacific security concerns. He presents a detailed analysis of how the Soviet Union, China, ASEAN and New Zealand have developed their own security strategies for the region and offers a series of recommendations for enhancing American influence.

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