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Asian Geopolitics and the US-China Rivalry

This book analyses the ways in which foreign policy actors in Asia have responded to the emerging great power conflict between the US and the Peoples Republic of China focusing on medium and small states across the Indo-Pacific.

This book offers a much-needed counterpoint to existing analyses on the Indo-Pacific and Chinas Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and presents a new perspective by examining how great power politics are locally reinterpreted, conditioned or, at times, even contested. It illustrates the policy-level challenges which the US-China rivalry poses for established political and economic practices and outlines how these challenges can be best addressed by smaller states and their societies.

A timely assessment of the power play in the Indo-Pacific with the angle of Sino-American rivalry, this book makes an important contribution to the study of Political Science, International Relations, Asian Studies and Security Studies.

Felix Heiduk is Senior Associate at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Germany.

Routledge Studies on Think Asia

Edited by Jagannath P. Panda, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, India

This series addresses the current strategic complexities of Asia and forecasts how these current complexities will shape Asias future. Bringing together empirical and conceptual analysis, the series examines critical aspects of Asian politics, with a particular focus on the current security and strategic complexities. The series includes academic studies from universities, research institutes and think-tanks and policy-oriented studies. Focusing on security and strategic analysis on Asias current and future trajectory, this series welcomes submissions on relationship patterns (bilateral, trilateral and multilateral) in Indo-Pacific, regional and sub-regional institutions and mechanisms, corridors and connectivity, maritime security, infrastructure politics, trade and economic models and critical frontiers (boundaries, borders, bordering provinces) that are crucial to Asias future.

6. Identity, Culture, and Chinese Foreign Policy
THAAD and Chinas South Korea Policy
Kangkyu Lee

7. Japans Evolving Security Policy
Militarisation within a Pacifist Tradition
Kyoko Hatakeyama

8. India and the Arab Unrest
Challenges, Dilemmas and Engagements
Prashanta Kumar Pradhan

9. The Future of the Korean Peninsula
Korea 2032 and Beyond
Edited by Mason Richey, Jagannath P. Panda and David A. Tizzard

10. Mongolia and Northeast Asian Security
Nuclear Proliferation, Environment, and Civilisational Confrontations
Edited by Alicia J. Campi and Jagannath P. Panda

11. Asian Geopolitics and the US-China Rivalry
Edited by Felix Heiduk

Asian Geopolitics and the US-China Rivalry

Edited byFelixHeiduk

First published 2022
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ISBN: 978-0-367-60816-3 (hbk)

ISBN: 978-0-367-61846-9 (pbk)

ISBN: 978-1-003-10681-4 (ebk)

DOI: 10.4324/9781003106814

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Contents

1. 
   FELIX HEIDUK
2. 2 From globalisation to fragmentation? The erosion of confidence in the Asia-Pacific
   ROSEMARY FOOT
3. 3 Many players, many layers: the Indo-Pacific long game
   RORY MEDCALF
4. 4 Making Multilateralism Matter: middle powers in the era of the US-China competition
   JOO HEE KIM
5. 5 Security order and state transformation in Asia: beyond geopolitics and grand strategy
   LEE JONES
6. 6 Reflecting on US-China rivalries in post-conflict Sri Lanka
   GANESHAN WIGNARAJA
7. 7 India, Indo-Pacific coalitions and China: from alignment to alliance?
   JAGANNATH P. PANDA
8. 8 Major power competition and Southeast Asia: institutional strategies and resources
   ALICE D. BA
9. 9 From appeasement to soft balancing: the Duterte administration's shifting policy on the South China Sea imbroglio
   RENATO CRUZ DE CASTRO
10. 10 Beyond strategic hedging: Mahathir's China policy and the changing political economy of Malaysia, 2018-2020
    HONG LIU
11. 11 Midfield or margin? Myanmar and neighbours in the game
    THI THI SOE SAN
12. 12 The role of domestic political constraints in navigating great power relations: the case of South Korea
    SEO-HYUN PARK

1. 2 From globalisation to fragmentation? The erosion of confidence in the Asia-Pacific
2. 3 Many players, many layers: the Indo-Pacific long game
3. 4 Making Multilateralism Matter: middle powers in the era of the US-China competition
4. 5 Security order and state transformation in Asia: beyond geopolitics and grand strategy
5. 6 Reflecting on US-China rivalries in post-conflict Sri Lanka
6. 7 India, Indo-Pacific coalitions and China: from alignment to alliance?
7. 8 Major power competition and Southeast Asia: institutional strategies and resources
8. 9 From appeasement to soft balancing: the Duterte administration's shifting policy on the South China Sea imbroglio
9. 10 Beyond strategic hedging: Mahathir's China policy and the changing political economy of Malaysia, 2018-2020
10. 11 Midfield or margin? Myanmar and neighbours in the game
11. 12 The role of domestic political constraints in navigating great power relations: the case of South Korea

Guide

Tables

6.1 Indicators of US and China Ties with Sri Lanka (US$ Millions)

7.1 Quad's Official Consultations (2017-2019)

11.1 Burma Communist Party

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