The deer and the dragon : Southeast Asia and China in the 21st century / edited by Donald K. Emmerson.

• Machine generated contents note: OVERVIEW -- 1. The Deer and the Dragon -- Asymmetry Versus Autonomy / Donald K. Etnmerson -- CONTEXTS -- 2. China's Changing Priorities in Southeast Asia -- Security And Development In Historical Context / Thomas Fingar -- 3. ASEAN-China Trade and Investment -- Diversity Versus Dependence / Anne Booth -- PERCEPTIONS -- 4. China Seen from Southeast Asia -- Patterns Of Opinion / Jie Lu -- 5. Southeast Asia through Chinese Eyes -- A Strategic Backyard? / Mingjiang Li -- EXTENSIONS -- 6. "Ambiguity is Fun" -- China's Strategy In The South China Sea / Donald K. Emmerson -- 7. Re-enlisting the Diaspora -- Beijing And The "Overseas Chinese" / Geoff Wade -- STRATEGIES -- 8. Coping with the Dragon -- Vulnerability And Engagement In Singapore-China Relations / See Seng Tan -- 9. Underbalancing the Dragon -- Unstrategic Indonesia / Yohanes Sulaiman -- DISPARITIES -- 10. Who Wins in China's "Win-Win" Relations with Cambodia? -- A Skewed Illusion / Daniel C. O'Neill -- 11. High Modernism in a Small Country -- China "Develops" Laos / Kearrin Sims -- DISTANCES -- 12. Distance and Dominance -- China, America, And Southeast Asia's Northern Tier / John D. Ciorciari -- 13. China's 21st Century Maritime Silk Road -- A Route To Pax Sinica In Southeast Asia? / Shannon Cui -- RETROSPECTION -- 14. China's Myanmar, Myanmar's China -- Myths, Illusions, Interactions / David I. Steinberg.

• "Southeast Asia is arguably the most diverse region in the world. Accordingly, rather than addressing one list of questions, the contributors to this volume have-as experts on Southeast Asia-China relations-explored the matters they see as most important and most deserving of exploration and exposure. After the editor's introduction, the chapters proceed in pairs. Each pair and a closing chapter cover a distinctive theme in Southeast Asia's interactions with China. Featured among the historical and economic contexts needed to understand the interactions are security and development as Chinese goals and how diversified beyond China Southeast Asia's trading partners are. Southeast Asian and Chinese perceptions of each other are examined using survey research and by asking whether China views the region as its "strategic backyard." Two actual or intended expansions are analyzed: expanded Chinese sovereignty over the South China Sea and Beijing's interest in using "overseas Chinese" to expand its influence in the region. The chapters on strategies lay out the very different ways of approaching China preferred by Singapore and Indonesia. Rather than documenting the obvious inequalities of size and power between China on the one hand and Cambodia and Laos on the other, the essays on disparities show how relations with China interact with asymmetries inside these two states. Policy implications of differing distances are drawn in the pieces on how Southeast Asia's proximity to China affects the prospect of Chinese regional dominance as compared with far-off America's role and as seen through the lens of Beijing's far-flung Maritime Silk Road. A final chapter on a seventh theme features a Myanmar analyst's retrospection on myths and illusions that have arisen to cloud how that country's relations with China are interpreted, with possible implications for understanding Sino-Southeast Asian dealings with China more broadly"-- 

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Southeast Asia  -- Foreign relations -- China. (LCSH)

China  -- Foreign relations -- Southeast Asia. (LCSH)

Southeast Asia  -- Foreign economic relations -- China. (LCSH)

China  -- Foreign economic relations -- Southeast Asia. (LCSH)

Southeast Asia  -- Politics and government. (LCSH)

China  -- Politics and government. (LCSH)

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