Asia Alone? Not time yet to jettison ties
Much has been written about the relationships between America and Asia, largely built on the rubble of the Cold War. It is now a very different world. Following the recent financial crisis, the strains and changes in the relationship between has been further accentuated. A growing number in Asia wer...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2010
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| Summary: | Much has been written about the relationships between America and Asia, largely built on the rubble of the Cold War. It is now a very different world. Following the recent financial crisis, the strains and changes in the relationship between has been further accentuated. A growing number in Asia were talking of extending the de-coupling beyond just economical ties. Simon Tay, chairman of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs, provides his views on how Asia and America should change and engage each other for the post-crisis future. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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