Asia Policy 22
July 2016
Asia Policy 22 includes roundtables on Sino-Indian competition in the Indian Ocean and regional perspectives on the value of the ADMM-Plus; articles examining the PLA’s development of expeditionary capabilities, China’s approach to economic diplomacy since the global financial crisis, and the securitization of Japan’s Trans-Pacific Partnership policy; and a book review roundtable discussing Bobo Lo’s Russia and the New World Disorder.
Roundtable
India and China at Sea: A Contest of Status and Legitimacy in the Indian Ocean
Roundtable
The ADMM-Plus and the Future of Defense Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific
Article
A Global People’s Liberation Army: Possibilities, Challenges, and Opportunities
Article
China’s Evolving Approach to Economic Diplomacy
Article
Securitizing the TPP in Japan: Policymaking Structure and Discourse
Book Review Roundtable
Russia and the New World Disorder
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