Title: Politics and economics in northeast Asia
Description: "Northeast Asia today is largely a geographical referent rather than a political entity or an economic unit. China, Japan, North and South Korea, Mongolia, and Pacific Russia remain politically suspicious of each other and economically unintegrated.

In this book, experts from the respective countries and the United States examine the desirability and feasibility of regional economic cooperation, highlighting the dominant national perspectives in the region and the implications of ongoing economic changes for national and international security. Collectively the authors point out that the balance between political nationalism and economic regionalism is key to the future prospects of regional cooperation."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Politics and government, Foreign economic relations, Military relations, Regionalism (International organization), Relations, East asia, politics and government, East asia, economic conditions, East asia, relations, foreign countries, Regionalism
Places: Russian Far East (Russia), Russian Far East, Russia, East Asia, Mongolia
Time periods: 20th century