America's rebalance toward Asia
Subtitle: trade, security & resource interests in the Pacific
By: Dan Glickman, Vice President, The Aspen Institute, Executive Director, Congressional Program
Contributors: Glickman, Dan; Aspen Institute
Series: The Apen Institute Congressional Program -- v. 29, no. 2
Publisher: The Aspen Institute
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
Subjects: Commerce; International Security; Resource allocation
Notes: "The Aspen Institute Congressional Program convened a conference in Japan April 11-18, 2014 to focus on America's Rebalance toward Asia: Trade, Security and Resource Interests in the Pacific"--Page 1.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Conference overview; title: China's rebalancing: implications for the U.S.-China economic relations / David Dollar, Ph.D.; title: The U.S. and Japan: strategic partners in building a 21st century economic architecture in the Asia-Pacfic region / Charles D. Lake, II; title: Japan's decision to remain as a Tier One Nation; seeking a new framework for dialogue with China; what's really at stake after Abe's remark in Davos / Tsuyoshi Sunohara; title: Energy and environment in Northeast Asia / Sharon Squassoni; title: Nuclear threats in Northeast Asia / Sharon Squassoni; title: Energy security for the 21st century: the role of nuclear power after Fukushima / Nobuo Tanaka; title: Quiet deterrence: Japan needs a careful strategy to manage its strained ties with China / Yoichi Funabashi; title: Can China rise peacefully? / Susan Shirk, Ph.D.; title: Multilateral security cooperation in Northeast Asia: relevance, litmitations, and possiblities / Kim Tae-Hyo, Ph.D.; title: Addressing the U.S.-China security dilemma / Wang Dong, Ph.D.; title: America's rebalance toward Asia: trade, secirity & resource interests in the Pacific / Ambassador Chan Hen Chee, Ph.D.; title: Straight forward: the political implications of Taiwan-Mainland economic integration / Chu Yun-han, Ph.D.; title: The changing security environment in Northeast Asia and the dynamic role of regional relationships / Shen Dingli, Ph.D.; title: Navigating conflicting signals sent out by Japan, the United States, and China / Akio Takahara, D.Phil.; title: Watch the Russian and Japanese diplomatic dance; Asia enters an age of increasing uncertainty; watch the rise of Asia's National Security Councils; how China and America can keep a Pacific peace; North Korea is an Asian hybrid of Orwell and Hobbes; how American should handle a changing Japan / Kurt Campbell, Ph.D.; title: Conference participants; title: Conference agenda.