Introduction to Asia-Pacific Security: Andrew Carr and Joanne Wallis, S. 1. - 1. Can The United States Share Power In The Asia-Pacific? : Brad Glosserman, S. 23. - 2. Is China an Asia-Pacific Great Power? : Lowell Dittmer, S. 41. - 3. India and Japan: Potential Members of the Great Power Club? : H. D. P. Envall and Ian Hall, S. 63. - 4. Are Middle Powers on a Collision Course in the Asia-Pacific? Andrew Carr, S. 83 . - 5. Why are Small States a Security Concern in the Asia-Pacific? : Joanne Wallis, S. 103 . - 6. Military modernization and arms-racing in the Asia-Pacific : Tim Huxley and Brendan Taylor, S. 123. - 7. Maritime Security: Will Asia's Next War Occur at Sea?: James Manicom, S. 147 . - 8. What Threats do Terrorism and Insurgency Pose in the Asia-Pacific?: Christopher Paul and Nick Nelson, S. 163. - 9. How Relevant are Internal and Non-Traditional Security Challenges in the Asia Pacific?: Alistair D. B. Cook, S. 183. - 10. How is the Cyber Revolution Changing Asia-Pacific National Security Concerns?: Rex B. Hughes, S. 201. - 11. Can Multilateralism and Security Communities Bring Security to the Asia-Pacific?: Mathew Davies, S.223. - 12. Is Human Security a Solution?: Sarah Teitt, S. 241 . - Conclusion: What is the Asia-Pacific's Likely Security Future?: Brenan Taylor and William T. Tow, S. 259
Merging a strong theoretical component with state-of-the-art scholarship, Asia-Pacific Security examines the region's key players and security challenges, as well as a spectrum of proposed solutions for improving regional stability. This textbook will be of interest to undergraduate and graduate students of security studies.
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