Asian security order
Subtitle: instrumental and normative features
By: edited by Muthiah Alagappa
Contributors: Alagappa, Muthiah
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 628
Subjects: National security -- Asia; Asia -- Military policy; Asia -- Strategic aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Introduction: predictability and stability despite challenges / Muthiah Alagappa; title: The study of international order: an analytical framework / Muthiah Alagappa; title: Constructing security order in Asia: conceptions and issues / Muthiah Alagappa; title: Sovereignty: dominance of the Westphalian concept and implications for regional security / Chung-in Moon and Chaesung Chun; title: Incomplete hegemony: the United States and security order in Asia / Michael Mastanduno; title: Balance-of-power politics: consequences for Asian security order / Avery Goldstein; title: Regional institutions and Asian security order: norms, power, and prospects for peaceful change / Amitav Acharya; title: Track 2 diplomacy: ideational contribution to the evolving Asian security order / Brian L. Job; title: Economic interdependence and economic cooperation: mitigating conflict and transforming security order in Asia / Ming Wan; title: The UN system as a pathway to security in Asia: a buttress, not a pillar / Rosemary Foot; title: Acute conflicts in Asia after the Cold War: Kashmir, Taiwan, and Korea / David Kang; title: Territorial disputes and Asian security: sources, management, and prospects / Jianwei Wang; title: Maritime issues in Asia: the problem of adolescence / Jean-Marc F. Blanchard; title: Nuclear weapons, missile defense, and stability: a case for "sober optimism" / Victor D. Cha; title: Managing internal conflicts: dominance of the state / Arun R. Swamy and John Gershman; title: Human security: an intractable problem in Asia / Dewi Fortuna Anwar; title: Managing Asian security: competition, cooperation, and evolutionary change / Muthiah Alagappa