1st Edition
Bush and Asia America's Evolving Relations with East Asia
Introduction 1. American Ascendancy: Conceptualizing Contemporary Hegemony Mark Beeson 2. The United States and East Asia: How Much Does the Bush Revolution Matter? Michael Mastunadundo 3. US Economic Relations with East Asia: From Hegemony to Complex Interdependence? John Raven Hill 4. The US and Asian Regionalism Michael Wesley 5. Bush and Asia: the Evolving Strategic Context William Tow Cases: 6. China’s Response to the Bush Doctrine: Four More Years Peter van Ness 7. Japan and the Bush Agenda: Alignment of Divergence? Aurelia George Mulgan 8. Thailand and the United States: Beyond Hegemony? Michael Conners 9. Bush and the Philippines After S11: Hegemony, Mutual Opportunism and Democratic Retreat Ben Reid 10. The United States and Indonesia: Arrogance Past and Present David Bourchier 11. Malaysia and the United States: Rejecting Dominance, Embracing Engagement Helen Nesadurai 12. The Contradictions of Hawk-Engagement: US Security Policy Towards Korea in the Bush Era Roland Bleiker 13. With Friends Like These: Reassessing the Australia-US Relationship Bibliography Index
Biography
Mark Beeson is Senior Lecturer in the School of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Queensland. His research interests centre on the political-economy of East Asia. His latest book is Contemporary Southeast Asia: Regional Dynamics, National Differences.
