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During the past half century, U.S. policy in East Asia was guided by a simple dictum: avoid the domination of East Asia by any power other than the United States. Increasingly, however, this policy approach seems questionable in a globalizing world, a massively changed East Asia, and a much deeper U.S. economic involvement in the region. Even as East Asian leaders often tell Americans they want a continued U.S. presence for security purposes, ...

Turkey has emerged as an important player on the world scene. It is involved in many issues and areas of great interest to the United States. This book analyses the nature of Turkey's major internal problems, such as the Kurds and the rise of political Islam, and the impact of these issues on US policymaking.

Recent events in Asia-Pacific underline the pivotal importance of the China-Japan-U.S. relationship for the future evolution of the region. In an important follow-up to their path-breaking 1996 assessment, China-Japan-US: Managing the Trilateral Relationship, the three original co-authors review the underlying challenges confronting the development of this vital triangle.

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Examines the changing relationship between Turkey and the United States, taking into account the continuing crisis in the Middle East and west Asia, the uncertainty over Cyprus, and the Turkish depression. The essays probe further the growth and complexity of the relationship and the evolution of Turkey's major internal problems.

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