Asia Policy 17
January 2014
Asia Policy 17 features a roundtable on how the ISAF’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2014 might affect regional states and stakeholders; an essay on deepening U.S. partnerships with India and Indonesia; articles on China’s evolving approach to nontraditional maritime security and on Mongolia’s military modernization; and a book review roundtable on Richard J. Samuels’s 3.11: Disaster and Change in Japan. A free sample of this issue of Asia Policy is available on Project Muse.
Roundtable
Afghanistan Beyond 2014: The Search for Security in the Heart of Asia
Essay
Global Swing States: Deepening Partnerships with India and Indonesia
Article
Ripples of Change in Chinese Foreign Policy? Evidence from Recent Approaches to Nontraditional Waterborne Security
Article
The Role of Peacekeeping in Mongolia’s Military Strategy: A New Paradigm for Security
Book Review Roundtable
Richard J. Samuels’s 3.11: Disaster and Change in Japan
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