An accessible survey of Sino-American relations in Asia, which analyses the complex interactions between the two powers and asks whether conflict is inevitable.
An accessible survey of Sino-American relations in Asia, which analyses the complex interactions between the two powers and asks whether conflict is inevitable.
Jude Woodward is a writer and lecturer on China. Until 2012 she was a Visiting Professor in the Antai School of Business, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and she continues to visit and lecture in China regularly.
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1 Introduction: America's Pacific century? Part I: Is US-China conflict inevitable? 2 China: a doomed and distorted growth model? 3 Can China rise peacefully? 4 America's exceptional empire Part II: Containment without Russia? 5 Russia: facing west or east Part III: Containment from the east 6 The rise of Japanese nationalism 7 The USS Taiwan? 8 Korea: divided nation, divided allegiances Part IV: Containment from the southern seas 9 Asia's Mediterranean 10 Turbulent seas 11 The courting of Vietnam 12 Thailand and Myanmar: shifting loyalties Part V: Containment from south and west 13 Winning over India 14 Tibet and the Sino-Indian borders 15 Losing Central Asia 16 Conclusion: the sword or the spirit? Select bibliography Index
1 Introduction: America's Pacific century? Part I: Is US-China conflict inevitable? 2 China: a doomed and distorted growth model? 3 Can China rise peacefully? 4 America's exceptional empire Part II: Containment without Russia? 5 Russia: facing west or east Part III: Containment from the east 6 The rise of Japanese nationalism 7 The USS Taiwan? 8 Korea: divided nation, divided allegiances Part IV: Containment from the southern seas 9 Asia's Mediterranean 10 Turbulent seas 11 The courting of Vietnam 12 Thailand and Myanmar: shifting loyalties Part V: Containment from south and west 13 Winning over India 14 Tibet and the Sino-Indian borders 15 Losing Central Asia 16 Conclusion: the sword or the spirit? Select bibliography Index
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