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Inbunden, Engelska, 2024
1 940 kr
Skickas inom 3-6 vardagar
This book examines Indo-Pacific issues from a Southeast Asian perspective and goes beyond discourses such as ASEAN–China or ASEAN–US–China. It analyses the new regional balances in the ASEAN and Indo-Pacific region at the diplomatic, strategic and economic levels while taking into account the ongoing uncertainty of the international order, reshaped by the post COVID-19 crisis and characterised by the increasingly adversarial China-US relations, the sensitive context of South China Sea and Taiwan crisis and the impact of the war between Russia and Ukraine. It highlights Indo-Pacific not only from a geostrategic angle but an economic one, considering ASEAN amidst competing connectivity strategies and integration challenges.The book offers an inclusive outlook capturing diversity and convergence of strategies in a key region where the stage of tomorrow’s global order will be decided. It will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of politics and international relations and Area Studies, especially Southeast-Asian Studies and Indo-Pacific Studies.
Häftad, Engelska, 2024
546 kr
Skickas inom 10-15 vardagar
This book examines Indo-Pacific issues from a Southeast Asian perspective and goes beyond discourses such as ASEAN–China or ASEAN–US–China. It analyses the new regional balances in the ASEAN and Indo-Pacific region at the diplomatic, strategic and economic levels while taking into account the ongoing uncertainty of the international order, reshaped by the post COVID-19 crisis and characterised by the increasingly adversarial China-US relations, the sensitive context of South China Sea and Taiwan crisis and the impact of the war between Russia and Ukraine. It highlights Indo-Pacific not only from a geostrategic angle but an economic one, considering ASEAN amidst competing connectivity strategies and integration challenges.The book offers an inclusive outlook capturing diversity and convergence of strategies in a key region where the stage of tomorrow’s global order will be decided. It will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of politics and international relations and Area Studies, especially Southeast-Asian Studies and Indo-Pacific Studies.
Häftad, Engelska, 2026
405 kr
Kommande
Accounts of the Great War tend to focus on Europe, the epicentre of this conflict, and find in its battlefields the later death of empires, spreading revolution and eventual decolonisation. However, the war was also global, drawing in people from all over the world while rapidly circulating ideas and innovations far beyond Europe. Almost two million non-Europeans participated in the war as soldiers, workers and professionals, Asians in particular. They were found many places, including in the battlefields of France, behind the lines in munitions factories and military hospitals, in the frozen construction sites of the Murmansk Railway and Mesopotamia's burning deserts. The voices of these volunteers and conscripts are rarely heard; the war's narratives are mainly European. And yet, here and there, lone voices pierce the silence.In a compelling intervention in First World War historiography, this volume offers a history from below, demonstrating how rare personal accounts may illuminate broader historical forces. Alongside the story of Nguyen Xuan Mai, a Vietnamese military doctor whose pursuit of professional recognition ended in disillusionment with colonial promises, the study draws on a wealth of material like Indian soldiers' letters, Vietnamese workers' censored correspondence, and records of Chinese laborers who witnessed revolution in Russia. They give voice to hitherto ignored wartime experiences later transforming the expectations of millions of colonial subjects and seeding the anticolonial movements that followed.