Asia Policy 21
January 2016
Asia Policy 21 features a roundtable on non-claimant states’ perspectives and interests in the South China Sea disputes; essays on Taiwan and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, challenges in reforming China’s state-owned enterprises, and South Korea’s strategic dilemmas vis-à-vis China and the United States; an article examining whether South Korea is in China’s strategic orbit; and a book review roundtable on Andrew Small’s The China-Pakistan Axis: Asia’s New Geopolitics.
Roundtable
Non-claimant Perspectives on the South China Sea Disputes
Essay
Taiwan and Regional Trade Organizations: An Urgent Need for Fresh Ideas
Essay
Challenges Ahead in China’s Reform of State-Owned Enterprises
Essay
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: South Korea’s Strategic Dilemmas with China and the United States
Essay
Is South Korea in China’s Orbit? Assessing Seoul’s Perceptions and Policies
Book Review Roundtable
The China-Pakistan Axis: Asia’s New Geopolitics
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