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The transformation of the
Asia-Pacific region is truly breath-taking. In the space of a half a century,
nations that were among the oldest outposts of colonialism are now the newest
frontiers of capitalism.
Warren Christopher, former
Secretary of State
CONTENTS
SUMMARY
PART I
Asia-Pacific Regional
Overview
The Asia-Pacific Region: A
U.S. Pacific Command Perspective
Joseph W. Prueher
Military Forces in the
Asia-Pacific Region: A View from
Washington
Patrick M. Cronin
Asia-Pacific Military Power in
the 21st Century
Colin S. Gray
China and the 21st
Century
Scott Leeb
PART II
Utility of
Force
The Persistence of
Conventional Military Power in a Maritime Theater
Bernard D. Cole
Revolution in Military Affairs:
One Perspective
Thomas J. Welch
C4I
Technology
Archie Clemins
PART III
Strategy of
Conflict
Chinese Military
Purchases from Russia: A Relative Evaluation
Dennis J. Blasko
South Korea's Strategy of Conflict: The
Past, Present, and Future
Yong Sup Han
U.S.-Japan Bilateral Dynamics:
Pre-Crisis/Crisis Management
Ralph A. Cossa
The Strategy of Conflict: A
Royal Thai Army Perspective
Teerawat Putamanonda
PART IV
Military-to-Military
Cooperation
Military-to-Military
Cooperation: Pacific Community Issues
Ramesh Thakur
Bilateralism and
Multilateralism: Achieving the Right Balance in Security Relations
Brian L. Job
International Peace
Operations
Satish Nambiar
Cooperation Through
Technology: The Case of Korea
Michael G. Vannoni and Kent
Biringer
Controlling Arms in Asia: A
Means for Regional Stability
Eugene D. Santarelli
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