アジアの高齢化と安全保障力学への影響 Asia's Aging Security : How Demographic Change Affects America's Allies and Adversaries (Contemporary Asia in the World)

アジアの高齢化と安全保障力学への影響<br>Asia's Aging Security : How Demographic Change Affects America's Allies and Adversaries (Contemporary Asia in the World)

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アジアの高齢化と安全保障力学への影響
Asia's Aging Security : How Demographic Change Affects America's Allies and Adversaries (Contemporary Asia in the World)

Oros, Andrew

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Major demographic transitions are underway in Asia and the Pacific. The populations of China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Russia are aging and shrinking, while India, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Australia, among others, continue to grow. How will these striking changes affect regional security dynamics and the United States-led alliance structure in the Indo-Pacific?

Andrew L. Oros offers an expert analysis of how rapid aging and population shifts are transforming the military strategies and capabilities of regional powers in Asia. Examining sixteen states, he provides a comparative view of the developing landscape and explores ways to address the consequences. Oros demonstrates that, contrary to what many have claimed, states with shrinking populations will continue to be formidable military powers. He develops a novel theoretical and empirical argument for why rapid aging does not necessarily dampen security competition. Nonetheless, demographic shifts in the coming decades will fundamentally alter the security challenges facing the United States and its allies. Oros considers how technological change and health care advances are mitigating the drawbacks of aging populations as well as how factors such as autonomous defense systems and artificial intelligence present new challenges. Rigorous and timely, Asia's Aging Security makes a forceful case that adjustment to demographic change is a necessity for twenty-first-century foreign policy.

List of Figures and Tables
Note on Asian Family and Place Names
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Reconsidering the Demographics—National Security Nexus Through a Twenty-First-Century Indo-Pacific Lens
2. Indo-Pacific Security Challenges and Rapid Aging: Pressures for New Security Architecture
3. Northeast Asia's Rapidly Aging Democracies: the Leading Edge of Super-Aging in Asia
4. Northeast Asia's Rapidly Aging Autocracies: Later Timing, Greater Control
5. Opportunities and Cautions from the Demographic Diversity of the Broader Indo-Pacific
Conclusion: Addressing the Security Implications of Rapid Aging in the Indo-Pacific
Notes
Bibliography
Index