1999
DOI: 10.1080/09636419908429398
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Sleeping with the (potential) enemy: Assessing the U.S. policy of engagement with China

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“…Not only did the US institutionalise a series of bilateral rather than multilateral relations across the region, but the Cold War divisions the US was instrumental in entrenching made any regionwide cooperation impossible as a consequence. This is especially true of American attitudes toward China, where the sort of containment policy that characterised relations with the Soviet Union in Europe was applied to China -a policy position which still has adherents in America's foreign policy establishment (Papayoanou and Kastner 1999;Shambaugh 1996).Without China a genuine East Asian organisation that included the key countries of the region was meaningless. Indeed, the pivotal historical importance of China to the overall region is revealed by its capacity to shape political and strategic relations even when not directly participating in them:…”
Section: East Asia's Belated Regionalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Not only did the US institutionalise a series of bilateral rather than multilateral relations across the region, but the Cold War divisions the US was instrumental in entrenching made any regionwide cooperation impossible as a consequence. This is especially true of American attitudes toward China, where the sort of containment policy that characterised relations with the Soviet Union in Europe was applied to China -a policy position which still has adherents in America's foreign policy establishment (Papayoanou and Kastner 1999;Shambaugh 1996).Without China a genuine East Asian organisation that included the key countries of the region was meaningless. Indeed, the pivotal historical importance of China to the overall region is revealed by its capacity to shape political and strategic relations even when not directly participating in them:…”
Section: East Asia's Belated Regionalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is to be expected that Sino-American differences will continue over Taiwan, human rights, weapons proliferation, technology transfers, and how China eases its restrictive trade practices. In 1999 to this list were added American accusations of illegal Chinese contributions to U.S. political campaigns and espionage with regard to nuclear warhead technology [8].…”
Section: Relations Among the East Asian-pacific Great Powersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On Burghardt's response, see "US Diplomat Slams China for Opposing Visit to Taiwan," Taipei Times , 27 January 2011. 2 Papayoanou andKastner ( 1999/2000 ). deepening US-China economic integration will likely diminish the US commitment to Taiwan's security.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%