Reconsidering the role of the military in Thailand John Blaxland Southeast Asia 13 years ago

Military spending and the arms race on the Korean Peninsula Chung-In Moon Sangkeun Lee Northeast Asia 15 years ago

The economic rise of China, and behind it the looming economic presence of India, raise the prospect of a fundamental change in the balance of global power in the 21st century. With economic power will …

Narushige Michishita is Associate Professor in the Security and International Studies Program at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) in Tokyo, and is the author of ‘North Korea’s …

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Southeast Asia has long understood that efective national security goes well beyond military preparedness to encompass a variety of ‘non-traditional’ security issues. This idea is at the heart of …

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h larger one. More importantly, beijing does not believe that the advantage of either economic or military power still lies with America—china seems to see the consequences of a potential clash being just …

China was different. The accumulation of history, politics, pride and prestige would not allow Japan to so easily accept absorption and relative subordination within any nascent Sino-centric order.

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