Rozman shows how East Asia's international relations can be best understood through the lens of triangles, analyzing relations between the key nations through a series of trilateral relationships.
Rozman shows how East Asia's international relations can be best understood through the lens of triangles, analyzing relations between the key nations through a series of trilateral relationships.
Gilbert Rozman is the Emeritus Musgrave Professor of Sociology at Princeton University, USA-where he taught for 43 years. He is the editor-in-chief of The Asan Forum, a bi-monthly online journal on international relations in the Indo-Pacific region. His research over the years has concentrated on countries in Northeast Asia, including China, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the United States, and their relations to each other. He has relied heavily on primary sources from these countries. Among other frameworks, he has explored how national identities shape bilateral relations, developing an interdisciplinary social science approach outside the mainstream.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: How Triangularity Changed the New Face of East Asia Part One: The Legacy of the Cold War2. China Russia the United States: The New Face of the Grand Strategic Triangle 3. China Russia North Korea: The Shadow of the Socialist Bloc 4. China North Korea the United States: The Shadow of the Cold War Part Two: South Korea as the Pivot of Transformation 5. South Korea China the United States: The Pivot of Regional Transformation 6. China South Korea Japan: The Renewed Core Regional Triangle 7. South Korea Japan the United States: The New face of the Alliance Triangle Part Three: New Tests for the Japan-US Alliance8. Japan China the United States: The Core Great Power Triangle 9. Japan the United Stages Russia: The Test for Boundary Crossing 10. Japan the United States Australia India: The Quad - an Exception 11. Conclusion: Triangularity Adjusts to Bipolarity
1. Introduction: How Triangularity Changed the New Face of East Asia Part One: The Legacy of the Cold War2. China, Russia, the United States: The New Face of the Grand Strategic Triangle 3. China, Russia, North Korea: The Shadow of the Socialist Bloc 4. China, North Korea, the United States: The Shadow of the Cold War Part Two: South Korea as the Pivot of Transformation 5. South Korea, China, the United States: The Pivot of Regional Transformation 6. China, South Korea, Japan: The Renewed Core Regional Triangle 7. South Korea, Japan, the United States: The New face of the Alliance Triangle Part Three: New Tests for the Japan-US Alliance8. Japan, China, the United States: The Core Great Power Triangle 9. Japan, the United Stages, Russia: The Test for Boundary Crossing 10. Japan, the United States, Australia, India: The Quad - an Exception 11. Conclusion: Triangularity Adjusts to Bipolarity
1. Introduction: How Triangularity Changed the New Face of East Asia Part One: The Legacy of the Cold War2. China Russia the United States: The New Face of the Grand Strategic Triangle 3. China Russia North Korea: The Shadow of the Socialist Bloc 4. China North Korea the United States: The Shadow of the Cold War Part Two: South Korea as the Pivot of Transformation 5. South Korea China the United States: The Pivot of Regional Transformation 6. China South Korea Japan: The Renewed Core Regional Triangle 7. South Korea Japan the United States: The New face of the Alliance Triangle Part Three: New Tests for the Japan-US Alliance8. Japan China the United States: The Core Great Power Triangle 9. Japan the United Stages Russia: The Test for Boundary Crossing 10. Japan the United States Australia India: The Quad - an Exception 11. Conclusion: Triangularity Adjusts to Bipolarity
1. Introduction: How Triangularity Changed the New Face of East Asia Part One: The Legacy of the Cold War2. China, Russia, the United States: The New Face of the Grand Strategic Triangle 3. China, Russia, North Korea: The Shadow of the Socialist Bloc 4. China, North Korea, the United States: The Shadow of the Cold War Part Two: South Korea as the Pivot of Transformation 5. South Korea, China, the United States: The Pivot of Regional Transformation 6. China, South Korea, Japan: The Renewed Core Regional Triangle 7. South Korea, Japan, the United States: The New face of the Alliance Triangle Part Three: New Tests for the Japan-US Alliance8. Japan, China, the United States: The Core Great Power Triangle 9. Japan, the United Stages, Russia: The Test for Boundary Crossing 10. Japan, the United States, Australia, India: The Quad - an Exception 11. Conclusion: Triangularity Adjusts to Bipolarity
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