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Great Power Politics In Southeast Asia The Cold War And The Postcold War Settings Noor Mohammad Sarker

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Great Power Politics In Southeast Asia The Cold War And The Postcold War Settings Noor Mohammad Sarker
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Publisher: Bangladesh Institute of Law and International Affairs (BILIA)
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.43 MB
Author: Noor Mohammad Sarker
Language: English
Year: 2012
Volume: 16

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Great Power Politics In Southeast Asia The Cold War And The Postcold War Settings Noor Mohammad Sarker by Noor Mohammad Sarker instant download after payment.

''Over the decades,
Southeast Asian subsystem has gradually emerged as a significant strategic
place for the major players of the contemporary international relations. In the
aftermath of the Second World War, the entire region had constantly been
influenced by the great power politics played mainly by the then three major
world powers: United States, former Soviet Union (now Russia) and China. However,
in the post-Cold War period, these powers, including Japan and India, are
applying different strategic and tactical policies to pursue relative gain
instead of zero-sum or absolute gain. On the other hand, the Southeast Asian
countries are following the great power strategies to serve national and
regional interests.

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