Southeast Asian Security in the New Millennium

Assessing trends toward creating innovative forms of political, economic and security co-operation in Southeast Asia, this text discusses the international dynamics of Southeast Asian security, and its impact on such external factors as the US, China and Japan. Chapter 1 Introduction, Richard J. Ellings, Sheldon W Simon; Chapter 2 The Parallel Tracks of Asian Multilateralism, Sheldon W Simon; Chapter 3 Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore: a Regional Security Core?, Donald K. Emmerson; Chapter 4 China’s Challenge to Asia-Pacific Regional Stability, Karl W. Eikenberry; Chapter 5 Japan’s Emerging Strategy in Asia, Kenneth B. Pyle; Chapter 6 Post–Cold War Security Issues in Thailand and the Philippines, Clark D. Neher; Chapter 7 Vietnamese Security in Domestic and Regional Focus: The Political-Economic Nexus, William S. Turley; Chapter 8 A Postscript on U.S. Policy, Sheldon W. Simon, Richard J. Ellings;