1st Edition
China-US Great-Power Rivalry The Competitive Dynamics of Order-Building in the Indo-Pacific
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
1. Introduction: The Competitive Dynamics of Order-Building in the Indo-Pacific
Lai-Ha Chan & Pak K. Lee
2. Can China Create A Stable Illiberal Regional Order Through The BRI? A Study Of China-Myanmar Economic Corridor
Pak K. Lee & Cecilia Ducci
3. Competing Sino-US AUKUS Narratives: The Intended And Unintended Outcomes of ‘Naming and Shaming’
Anisa Heritage
4. Australia And New Zealand In The Indo-Pacific: How And Why The Pacific Islands Look To Authoritarian China?
Lai-Ha Chan
5. India And The US-China Great Power Rivalry: Navigating Between The BRI And The FOIP
Jabin T. Jacob
6. Regional Order-Building In The Indo-Pacific: Japan As A Geopolitical Alternative
Kei Koga
7. Trapped Into An Existential Cage: Korea’s Hedging Between China and The US
Antonio Fiori & Sunhyuk Kim
8. IdeologyAnd Market Linkages: Taiwan And The Preservation Of The US-led Hegemonic Order Through Soft Power And Geoeconomics
Vinícius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira
9. Decentred? ASEAN’s Struggle To Accommodate Great Power Competition
Mark Beeson
10. A ‘Weak(ened)’ Quad In The Indo-Pacific: What Do Its Strategic Narratives Tell Us?
Lai-Ha Chan & Pak K. Lee
Index
Biography
Lai-Ha Chan is Senior Lecturer in the Social and Political Sciences Program, School of Communication, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Her current research foci centre on minilateralism, especially in the context of the Indo-Pacific, and global health governance.
Pak K. Lee is Senior Fellow of the Conflict Analysis Research Centre and a Research Fellow of the Global Europe Centre in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom.
