Great Power Gambits to Secure Asia's Peace  

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White, Hugh

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Far Eastern Economic Review vol. 170 no. 01 (2007), page 7-11.
Topik: International relations; Globalization; Economic growth; Political power; Peace

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Since China "taught Vietnam a lesson" in 1979 there has been no significant military conflict involving any of the major powers in the Western Pacific. Asia today - with its economic growth, social development and political evolution - is a direct result of this remarkable record. On current trends, the Asian century will be one in which Asia's strategic affairs are dominated and determined by a number of largely and relatively evenly balanced powers: most obviously the US, China, Japan and India, perhaps also Russia and one day, who knows, Indonesia. It has been easy to believe that globalization, and the even stronger trend of regional integration in Asia itself, have banished the old demons of international politics. One of the key dynamics in Asia today is the emergence of Japan from its postwar strategic purdah to reclaim a position as a "normal" power.

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