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"This book was published as the fruit of a three-year and five-year research between 2008-2011 and 2008-2013 respectively about the 'The enlarged EU and East Asian regional cooperation in the international politics - integration, security and social security.'"--p. 1

Watanabe, A.: Japan and Australia: a comparison of their strategies for coexistence with Asia and America. - S.6-15. Kikuchi, T.: Towards multilateral initiatives: Can Japan and Australia cope with an emerging Asia Pacific? - S.16-37. Dalrymple, R.: Japan and Australia as anchors: Do the chains still bind? - S.38-52. Yamamoto, Y.: Japanese security policies in the post Cold War era: the Asia Pacific perspective. - S.53-75. Lim, R.: Australia's stake in Asia Pacific regional security. - S.76-87. Hirano, K.: Japan's cultural exchange approaches in Asia Pacific. - S.88-97. Tiffen, R.: International news and political agendas in the Asia Pacific region: an Australian perspective. - S.98-113. Fujiwara, K.: State formation and regional order: Southeast Asia in the international enviroment. - S.114-125. King , P.: Australia and Southeast Asia: 'Comprehensive engagement' or marriage of convenience? - S.126-136

Baranovsky, V.: Russia and Asia. Challenges and opportunities for national and international security. - S. 1-8. Kallgren, J. K.: Asia-Pacific in US-Russian relations. - S. 9-14. Shimotomai, N.: New trends in Russian-Japanese relations at the start of the 21st century. - S. 15-18. Yamamoto, Y.: Quadruple relations in Asia-Pacific and Japan. - S. 19-26. Kuchins, A. C.: Russia and great-power security in Asia. - S. 27-36. Nosov, M. G.: Russian-US relations and Asia-Pacific security issues. - S. 37-46. Amirov, V. B.: Russia in the Asia-Pacific area. - S. 47-55. Hasegawa, T.: Russo-Japanese relations and the security of North-East Asia in the 21st century. - S. 56-65. Saito, M.: Russia's policy towards Japan. - S. 66-75. Morimoto, S.: The future of US-Japanese defence cooperation and its implications for regional security. - S. 76-82. Pollack, J. D.: The evolving security environment in Asia. Its impact on Russia. - S. 83-94. Fedorovsky, A. N.: Russian policy and interests on the Korean peninsula. - S. 95-99. Rhee Sang-woo: Russia and a new balance of power in East Asia. Implications for stability on the Korean peninsula. - S. 100-105. Sato, T.: Economic relations between Russia and the Asia-Pacific countries. - S. 106-133. Ivanov, V. I.: Prospects for Russia's "energy diplomacy" in North-East Asia. - S. 114-122. Mii, M.: Russian-Chinese relations and arms exports. - S. 123-127. Qimao, C.: Sino-Russian relations after the break-up of the Soviet Union. - S. 128-136. Tsyganov, Y. V.: Russia and China. What is in the pipeline? - S. 137-146. Sumsky, V.: Russia and ASEAN. Emerging partnership. - S. 147-156. Chufrin, G.: The Asia-Pacific region in Russia's foreign policy. - S. 157-164

Singh, J.: Co-operative security. Paradigm change for international peace and security in the 21st century. - S.1-6. Hassan, M. J.: The concept of comprehensive security. - S.7-16. Rolfe, J.: Pursuing comprehensive security. Linkages between national and regional concepts. - S.17-33. Yamamoto, Y.: Institutional infrastructure and mechanisms for implementing comprehensive security in the Asia-Pacific region. - S.35-53. Nguyen V. T.: An initial analysis of Vietnam's concept of security. - S.55-59. Kumpoopong, P.: Thailand's approaches to regional security. - S.61-65. Dupont, A.: Comprehensive security and the issues of migration and ethnic conflict. - S.67-80. Baviera, A.: Comprehensive security and its applications to the disputes in the South China Sea. - S.81-90

Yamamoto, Y.: Possibilities of multilateralism. Krause, K.: Constructing international order. Multilateralism, the United Nations system and international security. Pape, W.: Opening for omnilateralism. A European view. Lehmann, J.-P.: Multilateralism and international political economy. Heisbourg, F.: Multilateralism and international security. Ghebali, V.-Y.: The Eurasian component of pan-European security and co-operation. The role of the OSCE in Caucasus and Central Asia. (...) Kikuchi, T.: Japan and multilateralism. The regional level. Kamiya, M.: Pacifism and the Japanese attitude toward the United Nations. Drifte, R.: Looking forward - prospects for multilateralism. Implications for Japan