In The U.S. Role in the Asian Century, a group of experts discuss U.S. national interest in Asia during the 21st century. U.S. national interest vis-a-vis the new Asian economic power is emphasized.
In The U.S. Role in the Asian Century, a group of experts discuss U.S. national interest in Asia during the 21st century. U.S. national interest vis-a-vis the new Asian economic power is emphasized.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sol Sanders is also the author of Mexico (Madison Books, 1986) and Living Off the West (Madison Books, 1990).
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Chapter 1 Preface, Sol W. Sanders Chapter 2 Cultural Factors Past, Present and Future,Richard L. Walker Chapter 3 The Future of the Pacific Community, Phillip Trezise Chapter 4 Conference Coloquy: Redirecting U.S. Studies Chapter 5 China's Prospects in Historical Perspective, William Theodore de Bary Chapter 6 Greater China and the United States, Maria Hsia Chang Chapter 7 Conference Colloquy: Is "China" a Way of Life? Chapter 8 Japanese Science and Technology: A Look Back and Forward into the 21st Century, Maurice Glicksman Chapter 9 Political Change in Japan, horace Feldman Chapter 10 Conference Colloquy: Technology but no Science! Chapter 11 Modernity: Perils of, Perils to..., Larry Sternstin Chapter 12 Distant Friends, Destined to Grow Closer? The U.S. and South Asia, Phillips Talbot Chapter 13 Asian Agriculture and Food in the 21st Century: Implications for America, Albert Ravenholt Chapter 14 The Long Reach in Central Asia, Gerald Robbins Chapter 15 Conference Colloquy: How to Deal with Modernity? Chapter 16 Some Aspects of South Korean Attitudes Towards the DPRK, Vincent Brandt Chapter 17 Uncle Same and the Two Koreas in the Asian Century, Forest R. Pitts Chapter 18 Conference Colloquy: Understanding a Youth Culture Chapter 19 U.S. Policy and the Security of East Asia in the 21st Century, J. James Gregor Chapter 20 U.S. Security Alternatives in the Pacific, James Winnefeld Chapter 21 Conference Colloquy: U.S. Foreign Policy in Asia: Debates and Strategies, Dinah PoKempner Chapter 22 Asian Questions from Inside the Beltway, M.D.B. Carlisle Chapter 23 Conference Colloquy: Already and Asian Phenomenon
Chapter 1 Preface, Sol W. Sanders Chapter 2 Cultural Factors Past, Present and Future,Richard L. Walker Chapter 3 The Future of the Pacific Community, Phillip Trezise Chapter 4 Conference Coloquy: Redirecting U.S. Studies Chapter 5 China's Prospects in Historical Perspective, William Theodore de Bary Chapter 6 Greater China and the United States, Maria Hsia Chang Chapter 7 Conference Colloquy: Is "China" a Way of Life? Chapter 8 Japanese Science and Technology: A Look Back and Forward into the 21st Century, Maurice Glicksman Chapter 9 Political Change in Japan, horace Feldman Chapter 10 Conference Colloquy: Technology but no Science! Chapter 11 Modernity: Perils of, Perils to..., Larry Sternstin Chapter 12 Distant Friends, Destined to Grow Closer? The U.S. and South Asia, Phillips Talbot Chapter 13 Asian Agriculture and Food in the 21st Century: Implications for America, Albert Ravenholt Chapter 14 The Long Reach in Central Asia, Gerald Robbins Chapter 15 Conference Colloquy: How to Deal with Modernity? Chapter 16 Some Aspects of South Korean Attitudes Towards the DPRK, Vincent Brandt Chapter 17 Uncle Same and the Two Koreas in the Asian Century, Forest R. Pitts Chapter 18 Conference Colloquy: Understanding a Youth Culture Chapter 19 U.S. Policy and the Security of East Asia in the 21st Century, J. James Gregor Chapter 20 U.S. Security Alternatives in the Pacific, James Winnefeld Chapter 21 Conference Colloquy: U.S. Foreign Policy in Asia: Debates and Strategies, Dinah PoKempner Chapter 22 Asian Questions from Inside the Beltway, M.D.B. Carlisle Chapter 23 Conference Colloquy: Already and Asian Phenomenon
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