East Asian Conflict Zones

Prospects for Regional Stability and Deescalation

  • Lawrence E. Grinter
  • Young Whan Kihl
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Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
    Pages i-xv
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  2. Conflict Patterns in East Asia and the Western Pacific
    Lawrence E. Grinter, Young Whan Kihl
    Pages 1-28
  3. Sino-Soviet Relations in the Late 1980s: An End to Estrangement?
    Steven I. Levine
    Pages 29-46
  4. Japan, the Soviet Union, and the Northern Territories: Prospects for Accommodation
    Peggy L. Falkenheim
    Pages 47-69
  5. Stability and Instability in the Sea of Japan
    Edward A. Olsen
    Pages 70-96
  6. The Korean Peninsula Conflict: Equilibrium or Deescalation?
    Young Whan Kihl
    Pages 97-122
  7. The South China Sea: From Zone of Conflict to Zone of Peace?
    Donald E. Weatherbee
    Pages 123-148
  8. Thai-Vietnamese Rivalry in the Indochina Conflict
    William S. Turley
    Pages 149-176
  9. Philippine Communism: The Continuing Threat and the Aquino Challenge
    Leif R. Rosenberger
    Pages 177-205
  10. Conclusion: Opportunities for Deescalating East Asia’s Conflicts
    Young Whan Kihl, Lawrence E. Grinter
    Pages 206-220
  11. Back Matter
    Pages 221-239
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About this book

Keywords

Asia conflict East Asia

Editors and affiliations

  • Lawrence E. Grinter
    • 1
  • Young Whan Kihl
    • 2
  1. 1.Maxwell Air Force BaseAir UniversityUSA
  2. 2.Iowa State UniversityAmesUSA

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