Asia Policy 9
January 2010
The ninth issue of Asia Policy offers a roundtable on training the next generation of Asia experts, articles on the foreign policy of the Democratic Party of Japan and the potential role of U.S.-Japan-Korea trilateralism, a policy short on Islamic militant groups in India, a Q&A on China and the financial crisis, a book review roundtable on The Russia Balance Sheet, and reviews of recent books addressing Asian regionalism, China’s maritime strategies, and more.
Roundtable
Are We Adequately Training the Next Generation of Asia Experts?
Article
Electing a New Japanese Security Policy? Examining Foreign Policy Visions within the Democratic Party of Japan
Article
Does the United States Need a New East Asian Anchor? The Case for U.S.-Japan-Korea Trilateralism
Essay
Students Islamic Movement of India and the Indian Mujahideen: An Assessment
Policy Q&A
China, the Financial Crisis, and Sino-American Relations
Book Review Roundtable
Anders Åslund & Andrew Kuchins’ The Russia Balance Sheet
Review Essay
Asian Regionalism
Review Essay
Turning to the Sea…This Time to Stay
Book Review
Book Reviews – Asia Policy 9
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