Search results for: S. Frederick Starr
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India’s SEZ Policy
...Over the last few decades India has emerged as an economic giant. In 2000 the Special Economic Zone (SEZs) policy became part of a strategy to maintain high growth...
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Japan’s ODA Still Going Strong
...In the 1990s, Japan was the world’s top donor. This position was lost in 2001, after a prolonged economic slump, a deteriorating fiscal situation, and increasingly critical public view...
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The End of Japan’s Nuclear Renaissance? Not Just Yet.
...The 9.0 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami that severally damaged the Fukushima nuclear plant have been described as ending the ‘nuclear renaissance’ in Japan. The government is in a...
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North Korea’s Third Hereditary Succession: Determining Factors and Hidden Meanings (in Korean)
...(WPK) at the third Party Convention on September 28, 2010. The main characteristic of North Korea’s method of succession can be explained as, “the unitary leadership of the successor will...
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India’s Call on BRICS: Aligning with China without a Deal
...China–India association in the BRICS bloc of countries is an example of multilateralism at its height. For China, the BRICS group holds a strategic significance as it is targeted...
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The Global Commons & the Reconstruction of Sino-U.S. Military Relations
...The “global commons,” which refers mainly to the sea, the skies, outer space and cyberspace, has become more and more congested and contested in recent years. Stable and dependable...
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China’s Rising Military Power & Its Implications
...China’s rising military power and its implications is of significant concern that has been widely discussed in the international community and among political elites across the globe. This paper...
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Myanmar’s Ethnic Insurgents: UWSA, KNU and KIO
...Since the elections of 2010, Myanmar’s political landscape has changed significantly; the old military junta has officially been dissolved and a new civilian government, led by President Thein Sein,...