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U.S. Defense and Security Policy in Asia
Briefing Book for Defense Writers Seminar
on East Asian Security
- Washington-Honolulu-Seoul
- September 27-October 1998
- Compiled by Charles Meconis with Amy Heffernan, Robert Leavitt,
and Alex Tiersky
- Please email us if you are a
journalist interested in receiving a complimentary copy of this working
paper or any other Center publication.
- Contents
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- I. Overview of U.S. Defense Strategy, Policy, Forces in Asia
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- 1 Remarks by William S. Cohen, Secretary of Defense, "Continuity,
Change and Commitment: America's Asia Pacific Security Strategy,"
delivered to the Institute of Defense and Strategic Studies, Singapore,
January 15, 1998
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- 5 Congressional testimony by Admiral Joseph Prueher, "The United
States Pacific Command's Perspective on Security in the Asia-Pacific region,"
Washington, D.C., May 6-7, 1998
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- 17 U.S. Pacific Command at a Glance (official fact sheet), February
1997
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- 24 Fact Sheet: U.S., Asia-Pacific Security Alliances, January 1998
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- 27 "Ensuring Security in the Asia-Pacific Region," Interview
with Kurt Campbell, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and
Pacific Affairs, U.S.I.A. Electronic Journal, January 1998
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- 30 Bereuter, Doug, Chairman, House International Relations Subcommittee
on Asia and the Pacific, "Congressional Priorities in East Asia,"
U.S.I.A. Electronic Journal, January 1998
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- 32 "Asia," Strategic Assessment 1998: Engaging Power for
Peace, National Defense University, 1998
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- 42 Halloran, Richard, "Gunboat Diplomacy: Still Relevant?"
PacNet Newsletter #27, July 4, 1997
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- 44 Lim, Robyn, "The Need for Balanced U.S. Strategic Posture,"
PacNet Newsletter #34, August 22, 1997
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- 45 Cheney, Stephen A., "The General's Folly: Old Thinking for
a New Military," Foreign Affairs, January/February 1998
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- 47 Carpenter, Ted Galen, "Washington's Smothering Strategy: American
Interests in East Asia," World Policy Journal, Winter 1997/98
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- 53 Thayer, Nate and Bickers, Charles, "Market Misfire: Arms Sellers
Hurt as Asia Abandons Pricey Weapons, "Far Eastern Economic Review,
February 5, 1998
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- 55 Executive Summary of USCINCPAC's 1998 Asia-Pacific Economic Update
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- 63 Offley, Ed, "Economic Issues Foremost in Talks of Military
Leaders," Seattle Post-Intelligencer, June 15, 1998
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- II. The U.S.-Japan Security Relationship
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- 65 Completion of the Review of the Guidelines for U.S.-Japan Defense
Cooperation, News Release, Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public
Affairs), New York, September 23, 1997
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- 75 Kurt Campbell, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and
Pacific Affairs, News Briefing on Defense Guidelines Review, September
19, 1997
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- 82 Myers, Steven Lee, "Risking China's Wrath, U.S. and Japan Bolster
Military Ties," New York Times, September 24, 1997
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- 84 "Japan," in Strategic Assessment 1997: Flashpoints
and Force Structure, National Defense University, 1997
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- 93 Hosokawa, Morihiro, "Are U.S. Troops in Japan Needed? Reforming
the Alliance," Foreign Affairs, July/August 1998
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- 95 Mochizuki, Mike M. and O'Hanlon, Michael, "A Liberal Vision
for the U.S.-Japan Alliance," Survival: The IISS Quarterly,
Summer 1998
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- 98 Melby, Eric D.K., "Next Steps in the U.S.-Japan Relationship,"
PacNet Newsletter #34, August 21, 1998
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- III. The Korean Peninsula
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- 101 Statement of General John H. Tilleli, Jr., Commander in Chief,
United Nations Command/ Combined Forces Command & Commander, United
States Forces Korea, before the House National Security Committee, March
4, 1998
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- 107 Joint Press Conference by William S. Cohen, U.S. Secretary of Defense,
and Chun Yong-taek, ROK Defense Minister, regarding defense matters on
the Korean Peninsula, July 9, 1998
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- 110 Council on Foreign Relations Independent Task Force, "Managing
Change on the Korean Peninsula: Recommendations," June 1998
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- 114 O'Hanlon, Michael, "Stopping a North Korean Invasion: Why
Defending South Korea is Easier than the Pentagon Thinks," International
Security, Spring 1998
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- 133 Deming, Rust, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific
Affairs, Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, "U.S.-North
Korea Agreed Framework and KEDO," July 14, 1998
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- 135 Flake, L. Gordon, "Potential Crisis with the Geneva Agreed
Framework Between the U.S. and the DPRK," PacNet Newsletter
#32, August 7, 1998
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- 138 Sanger, David E., "North Korea Site an A-Bomb Plant, U.S.
Agencies Say," New York Times, August 17, 1998
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- 141 Hibbs, Mark, "No One Will Confirm Times Report DPRK is Building
a New Nuclear Site," Global Beat Nuclear Watch, August 24,
1998
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- 143 Crossette, Barbara, "North Korea Draws Anger with Test of
a Missile," New York Times, September 2, 1998
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- 145 Fisher, Richard D. Jr., "Time to Stop North Korea's Missile
Blackmail," The Heritage Foundation Executive Memorandum No. 550,
September 8, 1998
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- IV. The U.S.-China Security Relationship
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- 147 Gellman, Barton, "U.S. and China Nearly Came to Blows in '96;
Tension Over Taiwan Prompted Repair of Ties," Washington Post,
June 21 and 22, 1998
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- 167 William S. Cohen, U.S. Secretary of Defense, "Working Together
is Best Avenue for U.S. and China," Prepared remarks delivered at
the Academy of Military Sciences in Beijing, January 19, 1998
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- 170 Admiral Joseph W. Prueher, U.S. Navy Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Pacific
Command, "Pacific Security and U.S.-Chinese Military-to-Military
Relations," Remarks prepared for delivery at China's People's Liberation
Army (PLA) National Defense University (NDU), December 11, 1997
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- 175 "China-U.S. Military Exchanges and Agreements Reached Since
Visit by the Chinese Defense Minister General Chi Haotian to the U.S. in
December 1996," Chinese Embassy, Washington D.C., June 2, 1998
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- 178 Halloran, Richard, "China: Restoring the Middle Kingdom,"
Parameters: the U.S. Army War College Quarterly, Summer 1998
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- 184 Cronin, Patrick, "Security and the Summit: A Primer,"
Rough Waters: Navigating the U.S.-China Security Agenda, June 22,
1998
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- 188 "Press Availability by President Clinton and President Jiang,"
The White House, Office of the Press Secretary, June 27, 1998
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- 192 "Fact Sheet: Achievements of U.S.-China Summit," The
White House, Office of the Press Secretary, June 27, 1998
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- 195 Meconis, Charles A., "U.S.-China Confidence-Building More
Important Than Detargeting," Global Beat Issue Brief No. 39,
July 14, 1998
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- 198 Offley, Ed, "U.S. Already Redirected Its Missiles From China,"
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, July 2, 1998
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- 199 Baum, Julian, "Strait Talking: Americans prod Taipei and Beijing
to restart talks," Far Eastern Economic Review , March 26,
1998
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- 201 Freeman, Chas W. Jr., "Preventing War in the Taiwan Strait:
Restraining Taiwan- and Beijing," Foreign Affairs , July/August
1998
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- 204 Yates, Stephen J., "Clinton Statement Undermines Taiwan,"
The Heritage Foundation, July 10, 1998
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- 206 Opall-Rome, Barbara, "Beijing White Paper Tenders Stern Rebuke
of U.S. Policies," Defense News, August 3-9, 1998
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- 208 Manning, Robert A., "The Monroe Doctrine, Chinese Style,"
Los Angeles Times, August 16, 1998
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- 210 "The National Security Implications of Satellite Exports to
China," Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Proliferation Roundtable,
June 18, 1998
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- 218 Nacht, Michael, and Woodrow, Tom, "Nuclear Issues,"
in Binnendijk, Hans, and Montaperto, Ronald N. (eds.),Strategic
Trends in China, National Defense University Press, June 1998
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- V. South East Asia
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- 221 Madeleine K. Albright, U.S. Secretary of State, "Intervention
at the ASEAN Regional Forum Plenary, Manila, Philippines," remarks
as prepared for delivery, July 27,1998
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- 225 Joint Press Conference by U.S. Secretary of State Albright and
New Zealand Prime Minister Shipley, Auckland, New Zealand, August 1, 1998
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- 229 Cossa, Ralph A., "Security Implications of Conflict in the
South China Sea: Exploring Potential Triggers of Conflict," PacNet
Newsletter #16, April 17, 1998
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- 232 Opall, Barbara, "ASEAN Debates U.S. Role in Pacific,"
Defense News, March 9-15, 1998
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- 234 Snyder, Scott and Richard H. Solomon, "Beyond the Asian Financial
Crisis: Political and Security Implications; Challenges and Opportunities
for U.S. Leadership," Special Report of the United States Institute
of Peace, March 1998
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- VI. South Asia
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- 251 Inderfurth, Karl, Assistant Secretary of State for South Asian
Affairs, "The Critical Situation in South Asia," Senate Testimony,
July 13, 1998
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- 254 Bacon, Kenneth H., Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs),
DOD News Briefing on India-Pakistan Nuclear Tests, May 28, 1998
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- 260 "Fact Sheet: India and Pakistan Sanctions," State Department
Burea of Economic and Agricultural Affairs Fact Sheet, June 18, 1998
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- 262 Crossette, Barbara, "U.S. Neglect Leads to Missed Signals,"
The New York Times, May 15, 1998
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- 265 Fisher, Richard D., "India's Nuclear Blasts: A Reminder of
America's Vulnerability," The Heritage Foundation Executive
Memorandum No. 527, May 19, 1998
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- 268 Cohen, Stephen P., "Nuclear breakout: How should Washington
respond to the South Asian bombs?" San Diego Union-Tribune, June
7, 1998
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- 271 "A New Approach for South Asia," Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace Proliferation Brief, Vol. 1, No. 8, July 10,
1998
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- 273 "Senate Inaction on Test Ban Undercuts Effort to Address South
Asia Crisis: Clinton and Albright Reiterate Call for Senate Approval of
the Test Ban Treaty," Coalition to Reduce Nuclear Dangers Issue
Brief, Vol. 2, No. 14, June 4, 1998
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- 276 Karp, Aaron, "Indian Ambitions and the Limits of American
Influence," Arms Control Today, May 1998
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- 284 Hibbs, Mark, "U.S. Appears to be Losing Track of Pakistan's
Nuclear Program; U.S. Now Believes Pakistan to use Khushab Plutonium in
Bomb Program," Global Beat Nuclear Watch, July 17, 1998
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- 288 "South Asia," Proliferation: Threat and Response,
Department of Defense, 1997
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- VII. Appendices
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- 293 A. U.S. Armed Forces in the Asia-Pacific Region
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- 296 B. U.S. Defense and Security Policy in Asia Links Directory
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