Economic confidence-building and regional security
By: Michael Krepon and Chris Gagné, editors.
Contributors: Krepon, Michael, 1946-; Gagne, Chris.; Henry L. Stimson Center.
Series: Report ;; no. 36; Report (Henry L. Stimson Center) ;; no. 36
Publisher: Henry L. Stimson Center
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 97
Subjects: International economic relations.; Security, International.; China -- Foreign economic relations -- Japan.; Japan -- Foreign economic relations -- China.; Argentina -- Foreign economic relations -- Chile.; Chile -- Foreign economic relations -- Argentina.; India -- Foreign economic relations -- Pakistan.; Pakistan -- Foreign economic relations -- India.
Other titles: Economic cooperation and regional security
Description: "Three commissioned essays investigate the linkages between cross-border economic interactions and regional security, focusing on India-Pakistan, Japan-China, and Argentina-Chile. The purpose of this collection of essays is to probe deeper into the dynamics of cross-border economic relations and regional security. Under what conditions are cross-border economic interactions most likely to generate positive spill-over effects for regional security? And when are the benefits of interstate economic investments and trade unlikely to be transferable to the security domain?"--Web site.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"October 2000".
Also available via the Internet in PDF format.
Table of contents: title: Exploring the impact of economic cooperation on political and security relations between Argentina and Chile / David R. Mares; title: China and Japan: economic partnership to political ends / Katherine G. Burns; title: Economic cooperation and security spill-overs: the case of India and Pakistan / E. Sridharan.