Asia Pacific Security Outlook 2003
Morrison, Charles E.
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| Resource Type | RB - Reference books (Sách tham khảo) |
|---|---|
| Personal Author | Morrison Charles E. |
| Title Statement | Asia Pacific Security Outlook 2003 / by Charles E. Morrison (Editor). |
| Publication , Distribution , etc | Japan : Japan Center for International Exchange, 2003. |
| Physical Description | 197p; 23cm. |
| ISBN | 488907063X |
| Formatted Contents Note | 1. Australia.2. Burnei Darussalam.3. Canada. 4. China. 5. European Union. 6. India. 7. Indonesia. 8.Japan. 9. Republic of Korea. 10. Malaysia. 11. Mongolia. 12. New Zealand. 13 Papua New Guinea. 14. Philipines.15. Russia. 16. Singapore. 17 |
| Summary, Etc. Note | Terrorist activity in Southeast Asia and North Korea’s threats to resume its nuclear reprocessing and missile testing activities are the most challenging security issues facing the Asia Pacific region in 2003. The Bali bombings in October 2002, in which almost 200 people were killed, brought the region into full realization that terrorists might strike anywhere. The Korean issue demonstrated the difficulties in developing common positions when national perspectives on risks and approaches vary significantly. Other key issues of critical concern to the team of Asia Pacific security analysts who prepared the Asia Pacific Security Outlook 2003 were the impact of U.S. policy toward Iraq, continued instability in Indonesia, and an increasingly uncertain economic outlook.The Outlook covers the changing security environment, defense issues, and contributions to regional and global security for most of the member-countries of the ASEAN Regional Forum. It presents not a single view, but places the national perspectives side by side, permitting contrasts and comparisons. The Outlook is an inside view, written by a team drawn from 19 nations either within the region or having significant interests in it. |
| Subject Added Entry-Topical Term | National security Asia. National security Pacific Area. An ninh quốc gia Châu Á. An ninh quốc gia Khu vực Thái Bình Dương. |
| Subject Added Entry-Geographic Name | Asia Military policy. Pacific Area Military policy. Châu Á Chính sách quân sự. Khu vực Thái Bình Dương Chính sách quân sự. |
| Uncontrolled Topical | An ninh khu vực Châu Á Thái Bình Dương, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific countries, Asia Pacific security, Các nước khu vực Châu Á Thái Bình Dương, Châu Á Thái Bình Dương |
| DDC | 355.03 |
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| 1 | 000000605 | Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam / Tầng 2 - Tủ sách: Tài liệu Ngoại văn / | Available |
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