H-ASIA
April 28, 2006
This week in Japan and the Asia Pacific
From: mark selden
Colleagues,
The following new articles were posted this week at Japan Focus.
Michael T. Klare, Target China: The Emerging US-China Conflict
MK Bhadrakumar, China and Russia Welcome Iran, India, Pakistan and Mongolia into Shanghai Cooperation Organization
Pervez Hoodbhoy, US-India Nuclear Deal Fuels an Asian Arms Race
The Chua Hearn Yuit and Yeo Lay Hwee, Demise of the NPT: New Players in the Proliferation Game
Alexis Dudden, US Congressional Resolution Calls on Japan to Accept Responsibility for Wartime Comfort Women
Wakamiya Yoshibumi, 'The Law of next year' in Japanese politics
Hirano Chizu, In Love and War: Memories of the Battle of Okinawa
This week features a series of articles on mounting tensions in East Asia centered on US-China conflict and the reverberations and regional reconcfigurations that follow from it. Michael Klare provides an overview of the transformation of US security parameters to target China as the sole future challenge to American hegemony; M K Bhadrakumar looks at the Chinese and Soviet attempt to create an expanding regional alliance including Iran and India among others in a bid to neutralize growing US power in Central Asia; Pervez Hoodbhoy examines the US-India nuclear deal with an eye to the consequences of a new arms race and the American calculus of the China threat. Alexis Dudden introduces a US Congressional Resolution calling for Japan to belatedly accept
responsibility for its enslavement of the comfort women. Wakamiya Yoshibumi reflects on 'the law of next year in Japanese politics'. Hirano Chizu relates a love story in the midst of the Battle of Okinawa.
You can find these and other articles on contemporary Japan and the Asia Pacific at http://japanfocus.org
Japan Focus is a refereed e-journal and archive on the politics, economics, history, society, culture and international relations of Japan and the Asia Pacific. It offers Japan Focus originals, translations from Japanese
and other languages, and reprints from diverse sources. Japan Focus is read by 50,000 readers a month and its articles are widely reproduced at other internet sites including History News Network, Asia Times, Nautilus, China Digital Times, Znet, YaleGlobal and Ohmy News.
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