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This book is a comprehensive study of Southeast Asian views of their respective countries' foreign policies towards the United States. The Southeast Asian contributors are all individuals who bridge both academia and foreign policy circles in their countries, in Southeast Asia, the Indo-Pacific, more broadly, and globally.
There is a dearth of theoretically informed, empirically rich literature on the foreign policies of Southeast Asian states. This volume, with eight chapters written by some of Southeast Asia's leading analysts, is therefore important, timely, and fills a large gap in the literature.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introducing Southeast Asia and Regional Perceptions of the United States
Chapter 2 United States Policy Toward Southeast Asia: Policy Shifts Trigger Concerns about U.S. Commitment
Chapter 3 The Insignificant Other: Perceptual Change, Policy Divergence, and Prospects for Thai-U.S. Relations
Chapter 4 Philippine Policy Toward the United States: Dramatic Shifts in Alliance Politics
Chapter 5 Singapore's Policy Toward the United States: Facilitating the Role of the Indispensable Power in Asia
Chapter 6 Strategic Convergence Despite Domestic Divergence in Vietnam Policy Toward the United States
Chapter 7: Last Line of Defense? Indonesia-U.S. Defense Relations and Strategic Realignments
Chapter 8 Ambivalence in Alignment: The Politics of Malaysia-U.S. Relations
Chapter 9 Cambodia and the United States: Moving Beyond Trouble Relations?
Chapter 10 Burma/Myanmar and the United States: An Eternal Balancing Act?
Chapter 11 Conclusion
