Journals
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Jin CANRONG | International relations - America-China | A response to Ted Osius : policy legacy and pol | 2001 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Yong DENG | China - Foreign policy | Chinese perceptions of U.S. power and strategy | 2001 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Derek J MITCHELL | International relations - America-Asia Pacific | US security strategy for the Asia-Pacific region | 2001 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | 2001 | |||
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Winberg CHAI | International relations - America-China | The Taiwan factor in U.S.-China relations : an interpretation | 2002 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | T David MANSONJonathan CLEMENTS | China | Tiananmen Square thirteen years after : the prospects for civil unrest in China | 2002 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Lam PENG-ER | Japan | Structural reforms in Japan : promises and perils | 2002 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Jean A GARRISON | China - Foreign policy | Explaining change in the Carter Administration's China poicy : foreign policy adviser manipulation of the policy agenda | 2002 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Iestiaq HOSSAIN | International relations - Bangladesh-India | Bangladesh - India relations : the ganges water sharing ......... | 1998 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | N. GANESAN | International relations - Malaysia-Singapore | Malaysia - Singapore relations : some recent developments | 1998 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Joseph Y S CHENG | Trade - WTO | Regional impacts of China's WTO membership | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Rodney W. JONES | South Asia - Nuclear issue | Pakistan's nuclear posture : arms race instabilities in South Asia | 1998 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Jeffrey E. KEY | South Asia | Beyond tilting both ways : a new post cold war South Asia policy | 1998 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Diannel L. SMITH | Central Asia | Central Asia: a new great game | 1996 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Robert G WIRSING | U.S.A - Security poicy | Precarious partnership : Pakistan's response to U.S security policies | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Robert G WIRSING | International relations - America-Pakistan | Precarious partnership : Pakistan's response to U.S. security policy | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Denny ROY | International relations - America-China | A late honeymoon for Bush and China : enjoy it while it lasts | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Alexandre MANSOUROV | Korea | The hermit mouse roars : North Korea | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Mohan MALIK | U.S.A - Security policy | High hopes : India's response to U.S. security policy | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | John H MILLER | U.S.A - Security policy | The glacier moves : japan's response to U.S.security policy | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Rouben AZIZIANPeter VASILIEFF | International relations - Pakistan-Russia | Russia and Pakistan : the difficult path to rapprochement | 2003 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Wel-Cheng Wang VINCENT | Taiwan - Security | Does democratization . ............ peace inquiry | 1996 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | Susanne BIRGERSON | Russia - Foreign policy | The evaluation of Soviet foreign ................ foreign policy | 1997 |
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Asian Affairs : An American Review | MIRAJ-U-DIN-MUNSHI | Kashmir | A Kashmir perspective | 1995 |
