Assessing American Asia Policy
Abstract/Sommario:
The article focuses on U.S. Asian policy after 9/1. New since 9/11 has been the strong focus on military coercion, the Bush doctrine of preventive war, and the strong sense of moral certainty, coinciding with a will to decide foreign policy issues unilaterally. The U.S. have been able to balance good relation between the sub-regional rivals Japan and China, as well as India and Pakistan. Still, the focus has been narrowly military, with the U.S. involvement in counterterrorism and dom ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | Assessing American Asia Policy/ Lowell Dittmer |
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IN Per: Asian Survey, vol. 47, n. 4 (2007, July/August) p. 521-535
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| ID scheda | 60128 |