Russian Pacific-- Asia-Pacific Economic Update 2007

Asia-Pacific Economic Update 2007 has been prepared and released by U.S. Pacific Command




I extremely impressed by the fact that Russian Pacific Rim Region was included in this economic update.



For my readers, I briging fort some of the open-access archival material that can be used in their research.




Volume I
File size: 5.6 MB
Table of Contents

1-00 Executive Summary
1-01 Global Context
1-02 Asian Context
1-03 U.S. and Asia
1-04 China Strong or Weak?
1-05 Shared Prosperity in Greater China
1-06 China Chapter
1-07 Japan Chapter
1-08 Russia Chapter
1-09 Republic of Korea Chapter
1-10 North Korea Chapter
1-11 Mongolia Chapter





Volume II
File size: 4.9 MB

Executive Summary
Chapter 1: Bangladesh
Chapter 2: India
Chapter 3: Nepal
Chapter 4: Sri Lanka
Chapter 5: Brunei
Chapter 6: Burma (Myanmar)
Chapter 7: Cambodia
Chapter 8: Indonesia
Chapter 9: Laos
Chapter 10: Malaysia
Chapter 11: Philippines
Chapter 12: Singapore
Chapter 13: Thailand
Chapter 14: Vietnam
Chapter 15: East Timor
Chapter 16: Australia
Chapter 17: Fiji
Chapter 18: Guam
Chapter 19: Tonga
New Zealand - See Volume I, Chapter 2, Asian Context : Financial Turmoil for New Zealand Case Study






Volume III
(This volume is currently being updated(August 25, 2008). Please check back at a later date for download. Thank you.)
File size: 3.6 MB

Chapter 1: The Global Economic Role of the Asia-Pacific Region
Chapter 2: The U.S. Economic Stake in Asia
Chapter 3: The U.S. & Japan and the Energy “Rise” of China & India
Chapter 4: Environmental Security and Regional Stability
Chapter 5: Hydro-Politics in South Asia: The Domestic Roots of Interstate River Rivalry
Chapter 6: Creating Sustainable Socio-Economic Conditions to Maintain Stability
Chapter 7: Consideration of Gender in Economic Development & Counterterrorism Strategy
Chapter 8: Can Hollywood Help Counter Radical Ideology Abroad?
Chapter 9: Russia and the Asia-Pacific: Trends, Threats, and Common Threads
Chapter 10: Southeast Asian Receptiveness to Japanese Maritime Security Cooperation
Chapter 11: Influence of Economics on U.S. Maritime Security Efforts in Asia