英文摘要 |
This article deals with, first, the reorganization of the Asia-Pacific area's political and economic landscape from the perspective of East Asian regional economic and political integration since the end of the Cold War. Secondly, this article discusses the changing role of major players in the area.The major argument of this article is that the United States of America will face a critical setback in foreign policy toward East Asia if the East Asian Community is to formulate and function in the coming decade. The US roles in East Asia will shift from a military, political, and economic dominator to share political power to compete in economic and trade affairs, and to supervise or arbitrate, in security affairs. In East Asia, China and Japan will emerge as the co-leaders in political and economic affairs. |