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This timely book explores the turbulence of East Asian politics on a domestic and international scale. Drawing on insights from experts in the field, it provides an in-depth analysis of topics including economic regionalism, the rise of China as a global superpower and historical influences on modern developments.
An interdisciplinary array of academics shed light on the rapidly evolving nature of East Asian politics and its uncertain future, reflecting on the region's impact on global events. They analyze how existing political divisions can be exacerbated or calmed by various actors, tariffs, military and civil unrest, and the knock-on effects of major international conflicts. Chapters cover the influence of China's history on contemporary policymaking, the effect of the US-China rivalry on international relations, and the importance of middle-power diplomacy. Contributors assess the changing nature of politics in this critical region and present indications of both emerging economic stresses and growth.
East Asian Politics in a Turbulent Era is an essential resource for scholars and students of Asian politics and policy, international relations and international politics, as well as those specializing in development and policy in East Asia and its interaction with worldwide powers.
Contents
Contents
1 Introduction 1
Ming Wan
PART I HISTORY AND GREAT POWERS
2 Historical regional orders: limited salience amid today's uncertainties 12
Robert Sutter
3 Ancient wisdom for alternative future: the China Factor 35
Fei-Ling Wang
4 Conjectures on East Asia's relations circa 2050 54
Steve Chan
5 China's Southeast Asia strategy: aligning soft power with military objectives 75
Abdallah Ali, Vasilii Nosov, and Ketian Vivian Zhang
PART II ALTERNATIVE DRIVERS
6 Demography: the destiny? 100
Jack A. Goldstone
7 Regionalism in the world of economic security: still relevant? 124
Yeiyoung Choo and Saori N. Katada
8 Creative tension: economic growth and security competition propelling East Asia's rise 148
Ming Wan
