Collective Defense, Neutralization, and the Balance of Power: Contending Security Policies in Southeast Asia.

摘要

For more than two decades the security policies of the Southeast Asian states have been linked to the US presence in the region. This paper explores the ways in which the non-Communist states of Southeast Asia have reacted to the ambiguities of the future American role and the uncertainty of any future American response to a security threat to a Southeast Asian state.