CiNii Books - Indo-Pacific strategies and foreign policy challenges : the US-China strategic competition

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Indo-Pacific strategies and foreign policy challenges : the US-China strategic competition

edited by Hyun Ji Rim, James E. Platte

（Routledge studies on think Asia / edited by Jagannath P. Panda, Volume 20）

Routledge, 2023

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description

This book examines key issue areas of Indo-Pacific strategies in the context of deepening US-China rivalry.

Table of Contents

Introduction Part I. Broader Security Cooperation in a Smaller World: US Indo-Pacific Strategy in Different Issue Areas Chapter 1. Institutional Dilemma: Quad and ASEAN in the Indo-Pacific
Chapter 2. China's Rising Space Power and the CCP's Survival in the Indo-Pacific Era
Chapter 3. Bilateral Alliances in an Interconnected Cyber World: Cyber Deterrence and Operational Control in the US Indo-Pacific Strategy
Chapter 4. The US-China Strategic Competition and Emerging Technologies in the Indo-Pacific: Strategies for Building, Dominating, and Managing Networks
Chapter 5. Norm-contestation in the South China Sea Dispute
Chapter 6. Strengthening Indo-Pacific Chip Supply Chain: Opportunities and Obstacles for a Tech Alliance Part II. Interconnectedness and Local Actors: US Indo-Pacific Strategy and Foreign Policy Challenges Chapter 7. From Concept to Strategic Reality: Indo-Pacific Strategy from the Perspective of Chinese Scholars
Chapter 8. Russia in Indo-Pacific Region
Chatpter 9. India's Position in a New US-China Cold War: Pointed Alignment Strategy and Middle Power Diplomacy
Chapter 10. Taiwan in the Indo-Pacific Region: Prospects and Challenges
Chapter 11. Perils of the Orient: Hong Kong as a Battleground in the US-China Rivalry
Chapter 12. Taming the Nuclear Elephant: The US Indo-Pacific Strategy on North Korea
Conclusion: The Danger of Misunderstanding 'Interests'

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