International relations theory and the Asia-Pacific

Media type: Book; Bibliography

Title: International relations theory and the Asia-Pacific

Contains: 1. Christensen, Thomas J.: China, the U.S.-Japan alliance, and the security dilemma in East Asia. 2. Goldstein, Avery: An emerging China's emerging grand strategy. A neo-Bismarckian turn? 3. Johnston, Alastair Iain: Socialization in international institutions. The ASEAN way and international relations theory. 4. Kang, David: Hierarchy and stability in Asian international relations. 5. Tamamoto, Masaru: Ambiguous Japan. Japanese national identity at century's end. 6. Nau, Henry R.: Identity and the balance of power in Asia. 7. Duffield, John S.: Asia-Pacific security institutions in comparative perspective. 8. Kirshner, Jonathan: States, markets, and great power relations in the Pacific. Some realist expectations. 9. Gilpin, Robert: Sources of American-Japanese economic conflict. 10. Copeland, Dale: Economic interdependence and the future of U.S.-Chinese relations. 11. Grimes, William W.: Institutionalized inertia. Japanese foreign policy in the post-Cold War world. 12. Berger, Thomas U.: Power and p

Contributor: Ikenberry, Gilford John [Editor] ; Mastanduno, Michael [Other]

Published: New York, N. Y. [u.a.]: Columbia University Press, 2003

Extent: VI, 450 S; graph. Darst

Language: English

ISBN: 0231125909; 0231125917

RVK notation: MK 1100 : Theorie der internationalen Politik, Methode
MH 40000 : Allgemeines
ML 6300 : Sonstige Staaten

Keywords: Ostasien > USA > Internationale Kooperation > Aufsatzsammlung
China > USA > Aufsatzsammlung
Japan > USA > Aufsatzsammlung
China > Japan > Association of Southeast Asian Nations > Internationale Politik

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Footnote: Includes bibliographical references and index

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