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Describes positions of the US, Japan, China, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN); discusses effect that multiple sources and varying forms of leadership have on the purposes underpinning APEC, together with its norms, principles, rules, decision-making procedures, and institutional development.

Since the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia in late 1978, Sino-Thai relations have concentrated on the outstanding Cambodian issue. With the final resolution of the Cambodian problem in progress, the strategic rationale of close bilateral relations was reduced considerably. Economic diplomacy has began to replace strategic co-operation between these countries. The author explores the shift of priorities in the agenda Sino-Thai relations. (DÜI-Sen)

<p>Target recognition in uncertain environments is a hot issue, especially in extremely uncertain situation where both the target attribution and the sensor report are not clearly represented. To address this issue, a model which combines fractal theory, Dempster-Shafer evidence theory and analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to classify objects with incomplete information is proposed. The basic probability assignment (BPA), or belief function, can be modelled by conductivity function. The weight of each BPA is determined by AHP. Finally, the collected data are discounted with the weights. The feasibility and validness of proposed model is verified by an evidential classifier case in which sensory data are incomplete and collected from multiple level of granularity. The proposed fusion algorithm takes the advantage of not only efficient modelling of uncertain information, but also efficient combination of uncertain information.</p>