A Short Note on ASEAN-Great Power Interaction  

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Sing, Lam Lai

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs vol. 15 no. 04 (Mar. 1994), page 451-463.
Topik: China; ASEAN

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Perceiving China to be more of a long-term regional threat than a "good neighbor", the ASEAN states have asked the United States to maintain a military balance in the Asia-Pacific region, much against the new Dengist policy of treating the United States as its primary enemy. Although sharing China's view of "the resurgence of Japanese militarism", each of the ASEAN members has had a different attitude towards Japan's attempt to secure a bigger political role in the region. Moreover, concentrating its efforts on curbing "US hegemonies" influence there, China has neglected Japan, the secondary enemy of the neo-Maoist First World. Japan itself is on its way to securing a vital role in the management of regional affairs.

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