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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63739-5 is provided by a recent Japan-US agreement on semiconductors.. For some considerable time Japan and the US have been competing very hard in this area, and Japan is clearly catching up. Responding to accusations by US semi-conductor producers that Japanese producers were dumping their products on th

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Convergence and Divergence in East Asian and Western Security Interests: Part II,those East Asian states with which this Paper is concerned have been caught up in this confrontation to one degree or another, to the point that it forms for most of them the context for their foreign and security policies. It has to a considerable extent also governed the pattern of their economic

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US Military Power in the Pacific: Problems and Prospects: Part I,Japan; Korea, in which 54,000 American military lives were lost; and Vietnam where 57,000 Americans died. Vietnam remains a central factor in American thinking about military power, especially concerning the protracted use of ground forces.

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US Military Power in the Pacific: Problems and Prospects: Part II,lents of the San Andreas Fault and therefore liable to be severely shaken from time to time. Nor can the possibility be dismissed that the subterranean movements which produce these periodic tremors may some day result in a serious swathe of destruction.

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,The Soviet Union, East Asia and the West: the Kremlin’s Calculus of Opportunities and Risks, upon Soviet policy in East Asia. In appraising what Gorbachev has done, and what his hopes and intentions are likely to be in the region, four broad questions seem appropriate. First, what lines of policy — military, political, economic — did he inherit? What Soviet vested interests have been creat