Security, arms control, and defence restructuring in East Asia
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Security, arms control, and defence restructuring in East Asia
Ashgate, c1998
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Papers presented at a conference held in Beijing in Dec. 1996
Includes bibliographical references (p. [275]-281) and index
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This text examines arms control and defence restructuring in East Asia. It explores Western misconceptions of Asia and provides a survey of security and defence political trends in "Asia". Asia has been the subject of heated debates in the west, and among the disputed issues are: whether the west is heading for a confrontation with "the rest", ie an alliance between the confucian and Islamic civilizations - a clash of civilizations; does the lack of international organizations in Asia imply that the region is a "raw" international anarchy, or are there "functional substitutes" at work; are Asian notions fundamentally bellicose, or at least more inclined to use force than the west; should the west be concerned with the apparent arms build-up in parts of Asia; and if so, is the appropriate western response a compensatory build-up of arms, accompanied by the adoption of "counter-proliferation" strategies? The author disputes these myths and offers an individual examination of the countries that make up East Asia.
目次
- Introduction - defence restructuring in Asia
- transparency, confidence-building and security in East Asia
- arms control and disarmament in the post-Cold War world - a view from India
- non-interference and ASEAN arms modernization
- regional security and nuclear weapons in North-East Asia - a Japanese perspective
- resolving the arms control dilemma on the Korean peninsula
- defence conversion and conservation - China's ambivalent military reform
- unification of divided states in East Asia
- Taiwan's defence policy - threat assessment and security strategies
- Russia and East Asia
- the US role in East Asia.
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