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▼a 9780415669894 (pbk.)
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▼a 243002
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▼a eng
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▼a Holslag, Jonathan.
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▼a  Trapped giant :
▼b  China's military rise /
▼d  Jonathan Holslag.
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▼a  Abingdon ;.
▼a  New York:
▼b  International Institute for Strategic Studies,
▼c  2010.
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▼a  160 p.:
▼b  삽도,지도;
▼c  24 cm.
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▼a  Adelphi,
▼x  0567-932X;
▼v  416
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▼a Includes bibliographical references (p. [143]-160).
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▼a Introduction -- Measuring military power parameters and actors -- Evaluating the power shift -- China's rise and the use of force : a historical and geopolitical perspective -- Beijing's map -- Engaging the Hegemon -- Controlling the maritime margins of Asia -- Challenging America's maritime preponderance -- Towards a new military equilibrium in the Asia-Pacific? -- The Asian response -- Japan -- India -- Russia -- Australia -- The Republic of Korea -- Vietnam -- Conclusion -- Towards a new Asian security order? -- India -- Japan -- Australia -- South Korea -- Conclusion : possible flashpoints and conclusions.
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▼a Emboldened by economic strength and growing military power, China is emerging as a challenger to US dominance in the Pacific. But its promised peaceful rise has done little to convince regional powers that it will not use force to press longstanding territorial claims or attempt sea-denial operations in Asia's lucrative trade routes. Uncertainty about Beijing's intentions could thus beget a new, unpredictable arms race as states scramble to protect their interests. For the short term, however, governments are weighing up the question of how far their interests may be served by cooperating with China and trying to usher it into the role of a responsible global power, while hedging their bets with traditional alliances and military modernisation.
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▼a Great powers.
650
▼a Balance of power.
650
▼a Hegemony.
650
▼a Sea-power
▼z China.
650
▼a Sea-power
▼z United States.
651
▼a  China
▼x  Armed Forces
▼x  Operational readiness.
651
▼a China
▼x Military policy.
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▼a  China
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  Pacific Area.
651
▼a  Pacific Area
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  China.
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▼a  China
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  East Asia.
651
▼a  East Asia
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  China.
651
▼a  United States
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  Pacific Area.
651
▼a  Pacific Area
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  United States.
651
▼a  United States
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  East Asia.
651
▼a  East Asia
▼x  Foreign relations
▼z  United States.
710
▼a International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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▼a Adelphi (Series) (International Institute for Strategic Studies) ;
▼v 416.
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▼b ＄30.46
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▼a 단행본
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▼a 355.033052
▼b H756t

Data Type :	단행본
ISBN :	9780415669894 (pbk.)
Personal Author :	Holslag, Jonathan.
Title/Author :	Trapped giant : China's military rise / Jonathan Holslag.
Imprint :	Abingdon ;. New York: International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2010.
Format :	160 p.: 삽도,지도; 24 cm.
Total Title Note :	Adelphi, 0567-932X; 416
Note :	Includes bibliographical references (p. [143]-160).
Content Note :	Introduction -- Measuring military power parameters and actors -- Evaluating the power shift -- China's rise and the use of force : a historical and geopolitical perspective -- Beijing's map -- Engaging the Hegemon -- Controlling the maritime margins of Asia -- Challenging America's maritime preponderance -- Towards a new military equilibrium in the Asia-Pacific? -- The Asian response -- Japan -- India -- Russia -- Australia -- The Republic of Korea -- Vietnam -- Conclusion -- Towards a new Asian security order? -- India -- Japan -- Australia -- South Korea -- Conclusion : possible flashpoints and conclusions.
요약 :	Emboldened by economic strength and growing military power, China is emerging as a challenger to US dominance in the Pacific. But its promised peaceful rise has done little to convince regional powers that it will not use force to press longstanding territorial claims or attempt sea-denial operations in Asia's lucrative trade routes. Uncertainty about Beijing's intentions could thus beget a new, unpredictable arms race as states scramble to protect their interests. For the short term, however, governments are weighing up the question of how far their interests may be served by cooperating with China and trying to usher it into the role of a responsible global power, while hedging their bets with traditional alliances and military modernisation.
General Subject Name :	Great powers. --
General Subject Name :	Balance of power. --
General Subject Name :	Hegemony. --
General Subject Name :	Sea-power -- China. --
General Subject Name :	Sea-power -- United States. --
Subject(Place) :	China Armed Forces Operational readiness.
Subject(Place) :	China Military policy.
Subject(Place) :	China Foreign relations Pacific Area.
Subject(Place) :	Pacific Area Foreign relations China.
Subject(Place) :	China Foreign relations East Asia.
Subject(Place) :	East Asia Foreign relations China.
Subject(Place) :	United States Foreign relations Pacific Area.
Subject(Place) :	Pacific Area Foreign relations United States.
Subject(Place) :	United States Foreign relations East Asia.
Subject(Place) :	East Asia Foreign relations United States.
Organization Author :	International Institute for Strategic Studies.
Class No. :	355.033052
Language	English

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