Asian Affairs: An American Review

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Articles in September 2001 issue of Asian Affairs: An American Review

• Legacy of the Clinton-Gore administration's China policy.
  by Osius, Ted
• A response to Thomas G. Moore: perils of a Pax Americana.
  by Xinbo, Wu
• The global role of the United States and implications for the People's Republic of China.
  by Moore, Thomas G.
• In pursuit of open markets: U.S. economic strategy in the Asia-Pacific.
  by Moore, Thomas G.
• A response to Derek J. Mitchell: four basic and controversial issues in the U.S.-Asian relationship.
  by Baiyi, Wu
• U.S. security strategy for the Asia-Pacific region.
  by Mitchell, Derek J.
• A response to Yong Deng: power, perception, and the cultural lens.
  by Yaqing, Qin
• Chinese perceptions of U.S. power and strategy.
  by Deng, Yong
• A response to Andrew A. Latham: from the contemporary American geopolitical imagination to a contemporary American geopolitical strategy.
  by Donglai, Ren
• China in the contemporary American geopolitical imagination.
  by Latham, Andrew A.
• A response to Ted Osius: policy legacy and political context in U.S. relations with China.
  by Canrong, Jin