China's Rise in Asia

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The book offers an in-depth analysis of China's growing influence in Asia since the Cold War, focusing on its military and economic rise and implications for U.S. interests. Through a detailed examination of China's relationships with key Asian countries, the author identifies various motivations behind China's initiatives, revealing a mix of cooperative and confrontational tendencies. The study emphasizes the ongoing dominance of U.S. influence in the region and contends that the Bush administration's strategies have fostered a generally constructive path for China.