Andrew Oros, Network for the Future Fellow and Associate Professor, Washington College, has written a book review of Claude Meyer’s new Columbia University Press book, China or Japan: Which Will Lead Asia? Andrew Oros writes that while the book examines the strengths and weaknesses of both countries carefully, it under-appreciates the role of the United States in Asian regionalism. Andrew Oros’ current research is on the China-Japan-US security triangle in East Asia and globally. Read the review here.
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