The United States and Asia in 2004 : Unfinished Business
Abstract/Sommario:
U.S.-Asian relations in 2004 were largely a waiting game. There were continued challenges to the regional status quo, but the United States was intent on deflecting and deferring the possibility of major change. The Bush administration, preoccupied by the president's reelection campaign and increased violence and instability in Iraq, sought principally to avoid potential crises, while hoping to garner increased regional support for U.S. policy goals, including in Iraq. As a second B ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | The United States and Asia in 2004 : Unfinished Business/ Jonathan D. Pollack |
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IN Per: Asian Survey, vol. 45, n. 1 (2005 January-February) p. 1-13
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| ID scheda | 54263 |