Contents: Foreword. I. US Pivot and Asian security: 1. Introduction/S.D. Muni. II. Evolution of US rebalancing: 2. Evolution of US rebalancing strategy: implications for India/Arvind Gupta and Sanjeev K. Shrivastav. II. Military Implications of US rebalancing: 3. Military implications of the US rebalancing strategy/Vivek Chadha. 4. Restructuring the maritime pivot-latest developments in the US rebalance to Asia/Abhijit Singh. 5. Military dimensions of US Pivot and its implications/P.K. Gautam. II. Regional and country perspectives: 6. US Pivot to the Asia-Pacific: impact and implications for West Asia/Rajeev Agarwal and Prasanta Kumar Pradhan. 7. US Pivot to Asia and China: rhetoric, responses and repercussions/Rukmani Gupta. 8. Chinese Military response to US rebalancing strategy/Mandip Singh. 9. US Pivot to Asia-Pacific: implications for the Indian Ocean region/Sarabjeet Singh Parmar. 10. The US rebalancing strategy: responses from Southeast Asia/Rahul Mishra. 11. Japan s response to the US Pivot to Asia/Shamshad A. Khan. III. Nuclear dimensions: 12. Pivot to Asia and nuclearisation/Rajiv Nayan. IV. Indian Perspective: 13. India s approach to the Asia-Pacific/Arvind Gupta. 14. America s Pivot to Asia and India s Nuanced approach/Rup Narayan Das. Appendices. Index. The ``Pivot to Asia`` strategy qualifies to be called Obama Doctrine: a part of Obama`s ``grand strategy``. This policy may radically redefine not only the US engagement with Asia but also the Asian strategic dynamics. The initiative is packaged comprehensively and has all the necessary components of a strategy, namely military, political, economic and ideological. The strategy may also be seen as an attempt to address the China challenge, or the China dilemma, given its critical role on a number of issues in the region and its growing military modernisation. This book looks at various facets of the pivot strategy, to include US, Chinese, regional and country specific perspectives with an aim of providing greater clarity and understanding. (jacket).

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Title: Asian Strategic Review 2014 : US Pivot and Asian Security
Publisher: Pentagon Press
Publication Date: 2014
Language: English
ISBN 10: 8182747694
ISBN 13: 9788182747692
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: New
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