As demonstrated by the current Asian financial crisis, global peace depends on the harmonization of countries' economic systems. Profitable Coexistence: A New Strategy in Foreign Affairs examines the Japanese financial system as well as a number of global conflict situations, whose resolution has been stimulated by economic factors and regional cooperation.The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ASEAN, has set an important precedent in its efforts to achieve peace in Cambodia. After the fall of Saigon in 1975, ASEAN, then only eight years old, embarked on an innovative strategy to assure regional security. ASEAN turned to Japan for assistance in economic development, while simultaneously working to mend relations with China and Vietnam. The economic boom in the ASEAN nations was an irresistible draw for neighboring countries, whose economies had languished due to war and poor management.

James D. Blum presents a dynamic concept of cooperative international relations in the context of the new era of expanded global communications.

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Book details

• Format Hardcover
• Pages51 pages
• LanguageEnglish
• ISBN101887750746
• ISBN13978-1887750745