Library Catalogue
Oxford handbook of the international relations of Asia /
Oxford handbook of the international relations of Asia /
Handbook of the international relations of Asia
edited by Saadia M. Pekkanen, John Ravenhill, and Rosemary Foot.
- xxiii, 810 pages ; 26 cm
In examining the theory and practice of international relations in Asia, this Handbook concentrates on the countries that are pivotal to understanding Asia’s role in global and regional politics, as well as the processes that are responsible for the region’s particular characteristics. The Handbook begins with an investigation of the ways in which various theoretical approaches to international relations can elucidate Asia’s empirical realities. Individual chapters then examine the foreign relations and policies of specific countries or sets of countries; their political, economic, and security relations both within the Asian region as well as with the rest of the world; and the key thematic issues that draw states and peoples into particular institutions and networks. A concluding part examines Asia’s future prospects. The geographical scope of the Handbook covers Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Central Asia.
9780199916245
2014001078
National security--Asia.
Security, International--Asia.
Human security--Asia.
Asia--Foreign relations--21st century.
Asia--Foreign economic relations.
JZ1980 / .O94 2014
327.5
In examining the theory and practice of international relations in Asia, this Handbook concentrates on the countries that are pivotal to understanding Asia’s role in global and regional politics, as well as the processes that are responsible for the region’s particular characteristics. The Handbook begins with an investigation of the ways in which various theoretical approaches to international relations can elucidate Asia’s empirical realities. Individual chapters then examine the foreign relations and policies of specific countries or sets of countries; their political, economic, and security relations both within the Asian region as well as with the rest of the world; and the key thematic issues that draw states and peoples into particular institutions and networks. A concluding part examines Asia’s future prospects. The geographical scope of the Handbook covers Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Central Asia.
9780199916245
2014001078
National security--Asia.
Security, International--Asia.
Human security--Asia.
Asia--Foreign relations--21st century.
Asia--Foreign economic relations.
JZ1980 / .O94 2014
327.5