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One Alliance,<br />
Two Lenses<br />
U.S.-Korea Relations<br />
in a New Era<br />
Gi-Wook Shin<br />
One Alliance, Two Lenses<br />
examines U.S.-Korea relations<br />
in a short but dramatic period<br />
(1992–2003). Shin argues that<br />
U.S.-ROK relations, linked<br />
to the issue of national identity<br />
for Koreans, are largely<br />
treated as a matter of policy<br />
for Americans—a difference<br />
stemming from each nation's<br />
relative power and role in the<br />
international system. Offering<br />
rich empirical data and analysis,<br />
Shin also presents policy<br />
suggestions to improve the<br />
countries’ critically important<br />
relationship.<br />
“Shin unearths a fundamental<br />
mismatch in the ways Koreans<br />
and Americans see their relationship.<br />
Understanding the<br />
mismatch would help us better<br />
grasp, and hopefully improve,<br />
a relationship that remains<br />
vital to the region’s peace and<br />
prosperity.”<br />
—J.J. Suh,<br />
Johns Hopkins <strong>University</strong><br />
Studies of the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-<br />
Pacific Research Center<br />
296 pp., 23 tables, 48 figures, 2010<br />
9780804763691 Paper $22.95 $18.36 sale<br />
9780804763684 Cloth $65.00 $52.00 sale<br />
In Defense<br />
of Japan<br />
From the Market<br />
to the Military in<br />
Space Policy<br />
Saadia M. Pekkanen and<br />
Paul Kallender-Umezu<br />
In Defense of Japan provides<br />
the first complete, up-to-date,<br />
English-language account of<br />
the history, politics, and policy<br />
of Japan's strategic space development.<br />
It shows that Japan’s<br />
market-to-military moves<br />
already mark it as an advanced<br />
military space power.<br />
“Draws together extensive coverage<br />
of developments in Japan's<br />
space industry—both from the<br />
government and the corporate<br />
side—with a broad treatment of<br />
government reform and Japan's<br />
evolving security policy.”<br />
—Andrew L. Oros,<br />
Washington College<br />
408 pp., 15 tables, 17 figures, 2010<br />
9780804700634 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale<br />
Refugees, Women,<br />
and Weapons<br />
International Norm<br />
Adoption and<br />
Compliance in Japan<br />
Petrice R. Flowers<br />
208 pp., 5 tables, 3 figures, 2009<br />
9780804759731 Cloth $50.00 $40.00 sale<br />
Allies yet Rivals<br />
International Politics<br />
in 18th Century<br />
Europe<br />
Marco Cesa<br />
This book provides a typology<br />
of alliances that distinguishes<br />
four possible types and sheds<br />
light on interallied relations,<br />
indicating their causes and<br />
effects. Historical case studies<br />
from 18th-century Europe,<br />
beginning with the War of the<br />
Spanish Succession and proceeding<br />
chronologically until<br />
the eve of the French Revolution,<br />
offer readers an overview<br />
of almost the entire century.<br />
“Marco Cesa breaks new ground<br />
in exploring the dynamics of<br />
alliance formation from a domestic<br />
perspective, drawing on<br />
classical European political theory<br />
and historical case studies<br />
to arrive at important insights<br />
about interstate association.<br />
His work is at the cutting edge<br />
of contemporary international<br />
relations scholarship in the realist<br />
tradition.”<br />
—Craig Nation,<br />
Strategic Studies Institute, United<br />
States Army War College<br />
312 pp., 6 figures, 2010<br />
9780804762953 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale<br />
International Relations