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,China’s Relations with East Asia and the Pacific Region: Part II,erests of the peoples of all countries are closely linked. Asian-Pacific questions should, therefore, not be treated independently but, instead, be studied in the global strategic context so as to draw proper conclusions. In this Paper the situation in the Asian-Pacific region and China’s policy tow

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The Security of North-East Asia: Part I,n a global basis’, it was indicative of the change in Japanese security concerns — from regional to international or global. Three factors have actively contributed to the change: the fast pace of Soviet military deployment, now able to challenge the United States in some fields; the growth of Japan

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The Security of North-East Asia: Part II,here has been no major open conflict in the region since the Vietnam War, and the overall economic vitality has been very impressive. On the other hand, the military balance in North-east Asia, which ranks second only to Central Europe as the most heavily-armed area of the globe, has changed a great

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Trade, Technology and Security: Implications for East Asia and the West: Part II, is provided by a recent Japan-US agreement on semiconductors.. For some considerable time Japan and the US have been competing very hard in this area, and Japan is clearly catching up. Responding to accusations by US semi-conductor producers that Japanese producers were dumping their products on th

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Prospects for Security Co-operation between East Asia and the West,ution of the concept of Western security. For, given the differences between East Asian and Atlantic (North American and West European) security which this Paper tries to underline, a practical basis for such co-operation hardly exists, if, indeed, it exists at all.

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Trade, Technology and Security: Implications for East Asia and the West: Part II,e US market and to the demands for action under Article 301 of the US Trade Act, the US and Japan have recently agreed that the anti-dumping cases against the Japanese semi-conductor producers of the . and 256K . semi-conductors be suspended, provided that: