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Origins and Evolution of the US Rebalance toward Asia

Part of the The Sciences Po Series in International Relations and Political Economy Book Series

Editors: Meijer, Hugo

DOI: 10.1057/9781137440372

ISBN: 978-1-349-49445-3

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Oct 20, 2015

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Introduction

Meijer, Hugo

Pages: 1 –27

[The Obama administration has launched a series of diplomatic, military, and economic initiatives as well as issued a number of public pronouncements that over time have come to shape and define the so-called US “pivot” (or “rebalance”) toward the Asia Pacific.1 After a decade of conflicts in...
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The Origin and Evolution of the Rebalance

McDevitt, Michael

Pages: 31 –54

[In November 2011, the Obama administration explicitly announced its new vision of a strategy to rebalance America’s efforts and investments toward Asia. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton published an article entitled “America’s Pacific Century” in the periodical Foreign Policy, which for all...
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Change and Continuity in America’s Asia Pivot: US Engagement with Multilateralism in the Asia Pacific

Tan, See Seng

Pages: 55 –79

[When Barack Obama became the president of the United States, he issued a number of key declarations, oft reiterated since, that sought to define his foreign policy and presumably set it apart from those of his predecessors. For example, in an address to a Tokyo audience in November 2009,...
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The Military Rebalance as Retcon

Jensen, Benjamin M.; Shibuya, Eric Y.

Pages: 81 –106

[A “retcon” (short for “retroactive continuity”) is a literary device used to insert “new” revelations in a storyline that also explain everything that occurred previously.1 Retcons change interpretations of past actions, applying a new logic retroactively. Since they were not part of the...
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The Political Economy of the US Rebalance: Revisiting the “Web of Linkages” between National Security and Economic Prosperity

de Rougé, Guillaume

Pages: 107 –123

[Since its emergence in the US strategic debate, with the publication of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s article in Foreign Policy,1 the “pivot” (or “rebalancing”) to the Asia-Pacific region has been mainly submitted to two different, though not mutually exclusive, interpretations.2 On the...
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Chinese Reactions to the US Rebalance toward Asia: Strategic Distrust and Pragmatic Adaptation

Duchâtel, Mathieu; Puig, Emmanuel

Pages: 127 –146

[It took very little time for Chinese scholars, think tank experts, and government officials to throw themselves into a vivid and stimulating debate about the US pivot and its consequences for China. Between 2008 and 2011, a broad range of articles was published and many conferences were...
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The US Policy of Rebalance: Japanese and South Korean Perspectives

Kim, Young C.

Pages: 147 –170

[In attempting to explain the US policy of rebalance,1 Japanese analysts often begin by referring to Hillary Clinton’s article “America’s Pacific Century,” which appeared in the November 2011 issue of Foreign Policy.2 From the Japanese perspective, several considerations influenced the United...
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The US Rebalance in Southeast Asia: Maritime Security, Nontraditional Security Threats, and “Bamboo Diplomacy”

Frécon, Eric; Meijer, Hugo

Pages: 171 –195

[Even if “Southeast Asia” (SEA) is a recent concept, rooted in World War II,1 and even if heterogeneous toponyms have been used in the past to encompass parts or the entire region—such as Indochina, Insulindia, and Australasia2—this area has consistently been considered throughout history as a...
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Implications of the US Rebalance toward Asia: European Security and NATO

Howorth, Jolyon

Pages: 197 –222

[The US “rebalance” to the Asia-Pacific region, as confirmed in its military dimension by a January 2012 DoD paper,1 came as no surprise. It had been decades in the making. In reality, the United States had been recalibrating its global priorities since the 1980s. Despite the severity of the INF2...
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Impact of the Rebalance on Europe’s Interest in East Asia: Consequences for Europe in Economic, Diplomatic, and Military/Security Dimensions

Stumbaum, May-Britt U.

Pages: 223 –251

[Assessing the impact of the US rebalance on Europe’s interest in East Asia poses several challenges. On the one hand, the US rebalance is at the time of writing this chapter still on its way to prove that it is sustainable and substantial. On the other hand, with Europe’s interest having been...

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