Titlebook: East Asian Conflict Zones; Prospects for Region Lawrence E. Grinter (Professor of Asian Studies),Y Book 1987 Lawrence E. Grinter and Young

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978-1-349-10055-2Lawrence E. Grinter and Young Whan Kihl 1987

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Sino-Soviet Relations in the Late 1980s: An End to Estrangement?,tary Mikhail Gorbachev made a broad-ranging series of proposals aimed at improving Soviet relations with its Asian neighbors. Reaffirming the USSR’s status as an Asian-Pacific nation, Gorbachev stated his support for China’s current modernization program and called upon Chinese leaders to build on t

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Japan, the Soviet Union, and the Northern Territories: Prospects for Accommodation,ervers of East Asian international relations that the Soviet Union may adopt a more flexible line in its territorial dispute with Japan in order to effect a radical improvement in Soviet-Japanese relations. According to this view, the Soviet Union has little to lose and much to gain by making conces

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The Korean Peninsula Conflict: Equilibrium or Deescalation?,cal point of armed confrontation between the two hostile regimes and states—the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) in the North and the Republic of Korea (ROK) in the South—but also as a strategic fulcrum among the four major world powers maintaining active interests in and surrounding the

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The South China Sea: From Zone of Conflict to Zone of Peace?,sia, Singapore, and Thailand—thus, the six states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN); the Indochinese states of Kampuchea (Cambodia) and Vietnam; and the two Chinas—the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Taiwan. Major maritime access to or egress from the South China Sea basin i

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Philippine Communism: The Continuing Threat and the Aquino Challenge,s. He was the victim of one of the most remarkable turns of political events in the twentieth century. Marcos’s plan to round up Corazon Aquino and her key opposition followers was preempted by a mutiny organized by Armed Forces Chief Fidel Ramos and Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile. Ramos and Enr