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The Case of the Pivot to Asia: System Effects and the Origins of Strategy
NICHOLAS D. ANDERSON and Victor D. Cha discuss the origins of the pivot to Asia, the Obama administration’s strategy in the Asia-Pacific. They argue that the pivot was neither a failure, as its critics suggest, nor a success, as its supporters claim. For the authors the pivot was a midcourse adjustment to a weak and flawed early Obama Asia policy.
American Grand Strategy and East Asian Security in the Twenty-First Century, David C. Kang Reviewed by NICHOLAS D. ANDERSON
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America's Asian Alliances, Paul Dibb and Robert D. Blackwill, eds. Reviewed by Victor D. Cha
Disarming Strangers: Nuclear Diplomacy with North Korea, Leon D. Sigal Reviewed by Victor D. Cha
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