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From the Far East to the Old West: Chinese and Japanese Settlers in Montana

Understanding New Political Realities in Seoul:Working toward a Common Approach to Strengthen U.S.-Korean Relations

Change in Human Flows between the United States and Japan: Report and Policy Implications

Toward an Ideal Security State for Northeast Asia 2025

One Step Back? Reassessing an Ideal Security State for Asia 2025

Re-Examining the U.S.-Japan Relationship in an Era of Change

Toward an Ideal Security State for Northeast Asia 2025

Edited by L. Gordon Flake

This 2010 book is the product of a research partnership designed to identify the “ideal” state of peace and security in Northeast Asia in 2025 and to further explore issues related to that ideal.  The Mansfield Foundation partnered with the Advanced Systems and Concepts Office of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and the Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) on this project, which brought experts from Asia and the Pacific together for two 2009 workshops to identify an ideal security situation for Northeast Asia in the year 2025 as well as current and likely future trends diverging from that ideal.  Scholars from throughout the region were then asked to address seven key issues related to the ideal security state for Northeast Asia in 2025 and to make policy recommendations to close the gap between current trends and the identified ideal.  The book is a compilation of their papers, which address topics ranging from the impact of the global financial crisis to the implications of China’s continuing rise. A new book based on the second year of this ongoing project is available here.

Complete Book

Individual Papers :

Preface

L. Gordon Flake, Executive Director, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation

The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Regional Economic Integration and the Development of Regional Economic Infrastructure in Northeast Asia

• Wendy Dobson, Professor, University of Toronto

• Chang Jae Lee, Director, Center for Regional Economic Studies, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy

Nationalism, Historical Legacies and Territorial Disputes as Obstacles to Cooperation in Northeast Asia

• Cheol Hee Park, Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University

• Alexis Dudden, Associate Professor, University of Connecticut

Exogenous Shocks Such as Terrorism and Pandemics as a Threat to Regional Crisis Management

• Noboru Yamaguchi, Lieutenant General JGSDF (Ret.), Professor, National Defense Academy of Japan

• Daojiong Zha, Professor, Beijing University

Implications of Climate Change and Energy Security for Regional Integration in Northeast Asia

• Akio Morishima, Chair of Board of Directors, Japan Climate Policy Center

• Mikkal E. Herberg, Senior Research Fellow for International Energy, Pacific Council on International Policy

Implications of Strategies to Deal with North Korea for Regional Cooperation and Integration

• Hitoshi Tanaka, Senior Fellow, Japan Center for International Exchange

• Sung-han Kim, Professor, Korea University

The Trajectory and Implications of China's Continuing Rise for Northeast Asian Regional Integration

• Hugh White, Professor and Head of the Strategic and Defense Studies Centre, The Australian National University

• Yinhong Shi, Director of the Center for American Studies, Renmin University

The Future of the U.S. Role in the Region and Northeast Asian Regional Integration

• Ralph A. Cossa, President, Pacific Forum CSIS

• Wenzhao Tao, Research Fellow, Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

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