1st Edition
Bilateralism, Multilateralism and Asia-Pacific Security Contending Cooperation
Part 1: Setting the Context 1. Introduction William T. Tow and Brendan Taylor 2. Conceptualising the Bilateral-multilateral Nexus Brendan Taylor Part 2: The Nexus and America’s Asian Alliances 3. Bridging Alliances and Asia-Pacific Multilateralism Ajin Choi and William T. Tow 4. Stretching the Japan–US Alliance Rikki Kersten 5. The US–Philippines Alliance: Moving Beyond Bilateralism Renato De Castro 6. Thailand's Security Policy: Bilateralism or Multilateralism? Chulacheeb Chinwanno Part 3: The Nexus and Asian Multilateralism 7. The Role of the Five Power Defence Arrangements in the Southeast Asian Security Architecture Ralf Emmers 8. Territorial and Maritime Jurisdiction Disputes in East Asia: Comparing Bilateral and Multilateral Approaches Aileen SP Baviera 9. The Bilateral–Multilateral Nexus in Asia's Defence Diplomacy David Capie Part 4: The Nexus and Asian Security Order 10. The Rise of China and the Transformation of Asia-Pacific Security Architecture Ryo Sahashi 11. Alliances and Order in the "Asian Century" Hugh White 12. Conceptualizing the Relationship between Bilateral and Multilateral Security Approaches in East Asia: A Great Power Regional Order Framework Evelyn Goh 13. Conclusion William T. Tow
Biography
William Tow is Professor and Head of the Department of International Relations at the Australian National University.
Brendan Taylor is Associate Professor and Head of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University.
