Asia Policy 15
January 2013
Asia Policy 15 includes two roundtables, one on regional perspectives on the U.S. policy of strategic rebalancing toward the Asia-Pacific and one on the challenges ahead for new leaders in Northeast Asia; articles on India’s balancing act between the United States and Iran and on China’s participation in global governance; an essay on Japan’s soft power; and a book review roundtable on Japan’s and China’s use of soft power in East Asia.
Roundtable
Regional Perspectives on U.S. Strategic Rebalancing
Roundtable
Northeast Asia’s New Leaders and the Challenges Ahead
Article
Balancing Rivals: India’s Tightrope between Iran and the United States
Article
China’s Participation in Global Governance from a Comparative Perspective
Essay
Toward a Universal Japan: Taking a Harder Look at Japanese Soft Power
Book Review Roundtable
Jing Sun’s Japan and China as Charm Rivals: Soft Power in Regional Diplomacy
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