The Asia-Pacific in the New Millennium

Foreword
Barbara K. Bundy

Acknowledgments 

Introduction: An Overview of Asia in the New Millennium
Shalendra D. Sharma

PART ONE: Conceptualizing the Asia-Pacific's Future Direction

1. The Asia-Pacific in the New Millennium
    Robert A. Scalapino

PART TWO: Emergent China

2. Domestic Sources of Chinese Foreign Policy after Deng 
    David Bachman

3. Sino-U.S. Relations: A Chinese Perspective 
    Ni Shixiong

4. China and the Dynamics of the Korean Peninsula 
    Quansheng Zhao

5. Chinese Foreign Policy Entering the Twenty-first Century 
    Allen S. Whiting

PART THREE: Northeast Asia and the CIS 

6. China-Japan Relations 
    Uldis Kruze

7. Japan's Post-Cold War Policy toward China: Attempts at a Broader Relationship 
    David Arase

8. China and Russia Approach the Millennium 
    Lowell Dittmer

9. Tragedy and Hope on the Korean Peninsula 
    Bruce Cumings

PART FOUR: India-Regional and Global Challenges 

10. India's Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War World: Searching for a New Model 
    Walter Andersen

11. India and China: Forging a New Relationship 
    Leo E. Rose

12. Nuclear Proliferation in South Asia: Origins, Consequences, and Prospects 
    Sumit Ganguly

PART FIVE: Southeast Asia-Searching for Security and Stability 

13. ASEAN: Challenges of Regional Political and Economic Cooperation 
    Diane K. Mauzy

14. Security Prospects in Southeast Asia in the New Millennium 
    Sheldon Simon

15. The ASEAN Regional Forum and China 
    Rosemary Foot

16. Thailand's Foreign Policy in the New Millennium 
    Kusuma Snitwongse

PART SIX: The Asian Financial Crisis and Beyond 

17. The Asian Financial Crisis: Its Origins, the IMF, and Future Prospects 
    Shalendra D. Sharma

Contributors