Regional Perspectives on U.S. Strategic Rebalancing
This Asia Policy roundtable brings together experts in Australia, China, India, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand to offer regional perspectives on the U.S. policy of strategic rebalancing toward the Asia-Pacific.
Introduction
Abraham M. Denmark
Strategic Cooperation without Mutual Trust: A Path Forward for China and the United States
Yan Xuetong
A Japanese Perspective on U.S. Rebalancing toward the Asia-Pacific Region
Noboru Yamaguchi
U.S. Strategic Rebalancing to Asia: South Korea’s Perspective
Chaesung Chun
Taiwan in an Asian “Game of Thrones”
Alexander Chieh-cheng Huang
India: Between “Strategic Autonomy” and “Geopolitical Opportunity”
C. Raja Mohan
The Eagle and the Panda: An Owl’s View from Southeast Asia
Barry Desker
The Implications of U.S. Strategic Rebalancing: A Perspective from Thailand
Kitti Prasirtsuk
The U.S. Rebalance to the Asia-Pacific: An Australian Perspective
Peter Jennings
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