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and Russia
and Tibet
and world politics in 21st century
Bolivia, Okinawa farmers in
Bosnia
Brazil
Bretton Woods system
Britain
American military bases in
arms sales
Brown, Harold
Brunei
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
“bubble economy”
Japanese
U.S. as
Bulgaria
Bundy, McGeorge
Bungei Shunju magazine
Burma
Burmese National League for Democracy
Bums, Nicholas
Bush, George,
Business Week
C-130s
Calleo, David
Cambodia
Campbell, Kurt
Canada
capital flows
and crisis of 1997
need for controls
capitalism, American model (free-market)
campaign to force world into
and Chinese economic reforms
in East Asia
and economic crisis of 1997
and imperialism
and IMF
capitalism, Asian model
Japanese
as state-guided capitalism
U.S. opposes,
see also “developmental state”
“capitalism”, crony
capitalism, finance
and floating exchange rates
capital markets
Caribbean nations
Carlos (terrorist)
Carlson, Evans
Carlyle Group
Carollo, Russell
cartelization
of news media
Carter, Jimmy
Casey, William
Castro, Fidel
Central America,
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
and Afghanistan
and arms sales
covert actions
Directorate of Operations
disruption policy
and Guatemala
and Indonesia
Japan
and North Korea
Okinawa
South Korea
and Tibet
and Turkey
and UN inspectors
chaebol (Korean conglomerates)
Chairawan, Colonel
Chase Bank
Chatan, Okinawa
Cheju massacre
Cheng Ho
Chernenko, Konstantin
Cherokee group
Chiang Ching-kuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Chibana, Shoichi
Chile
China
banking system
Communist revolution
containment of
Cultural Revolution
currency
economic reforms
embassy bombing
and “extraterritoriality”
and free trade
future of
and Hong Kong
and human rights
and IMF
and imperial overstretch
and Indonesia
irredentist claims of
and Japan
Japanese invasion of–xxviii
and Korean War
militarization
military spending
military threat of
nationalism
Nixon’s opening to
and North Korea
and nuclear weapons
and South China Sea islands
and South Korea
and Taiwan
and Tibet
soft totalitarianism of
threat of
three groups in
Chinese, overseas
Chinese Communist Party–xxvii
15th Congress (1997)
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Chinese People’s Volunteers
Chinese State Statistical Bureau
Choi Kyu-hah
Chosen Soren
Christopher, Warren
Chun Doo-hwan, General
Citibank
Clark, Donald
Clark, Gen. Mark W.
Clarke, Richard
Clausewitz, Karl von
Clinton, Bill
impeachment
Clinton, Hillary Rodham
CNN
Cobra Gold exercise
Cohen, William
Cold War
and arms sales
and China policy
cost of
and East Asia
and economic colonialism
end of
and Japanese economy
and military spending
North Korea as end game of
and Soviet and American empires
structural characteristics of
and Turkey
Colombia
Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (1996)
Congo
Conry, Barbara
“constructive engagement”
“containment”
Contemplacion, Flor
corporations
American
East Asian
Costa Rica
Council on Foreign Relations
Cox, Christopher
Croatia
cruise missiles
attacks
CS First Boston
CS tear gas
Cuba
currency
controls, in China
and economic crisis of 1997
Indonesian
Taiwanese
transfers, effect of
see also exchange rates
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic
Daewoo
Daiichi Kangyo bank
Dalai Lama
Dayton Daily News
Death by Government (Rummel)
death squads
defense budget, U.S.
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) ,
Defense Science Board
Delta Force
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
democracy
and arms sales
and China
vs. development
and Japan
and South Korea
Deng Xiaoping
Department of Defense, U.S.
East Asia Strategy Report (1998)
and JCET program
and “privatization,”
Department of the Interior, U.S.
deregulation
Derien, Pat
“deterrence by example”
“developmental state”
“soft authoritarian”
and trade
see also capitalism, Asian model
Diamond, John
diplomacy
“disruption” policy
Djilas, Milovan
Doctrine for Special Forces Operations (Department of Defense)
“domino theory”
Doubleday, Michael
Dower, John
drug trade
Dulles, John Foster
Eagleburger, Lawrence
Eastern Europe, Soviet Empire in
East Timor
Ebihara, Daisuke
economic colonialism
economic crisis of 1997
and American military bases
as blowback
causes of
and China,
and Indonesia,
and Japan
U.S. exploitation of
economic inequality
economic models. See capitalism,
American model
capitalism, Asian
model
Marxism
“Economic Vision Statement” (APEC, 1993)
Ecuador
Egypt
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
El Salvador
<
br /> “end of history”
Equatorial Guinea
Europe
colonialism
and oil
European Union
“excess capital”
exchange rates
fixed, vs. floating
fixed, need for
and Indonesia
Japanese-U.S., manipulation of
export-led growth
“extrajudicial killings”
“extraterritoriality”
F–15 fighters
F–16 fighters
F–18 fighters
F–22 fighters
Fairbank, John
Farah, Douglas
Far Eastern Economic Review
FBI
financial systems, and crisis of 1997
Ford, Gerald
Ford Foundation
Foreign Affairs
“foreign internal defense” (FID)
foreign investment
in Asia
in China
in Russia
foreign policy
and arms sales
and military
Foreign Relations of the United States, 1961–1963 (State Department)
Foreign Service Journal
Fourth U.N. Forum on Women (1995, Beijing)
France
arms sales
Francis, Carolyn
free-market capitalism. See capitalism, American model of
Freedom of Information Act
and private contractors
freedom of speech and press
FSX fighter
Fuji bank
Fujimori, Alberto
Fukuyama, Francis
Futenma Marine Corps air station
Galbraith, Peter W.
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
genocide
German Democratic Republic (East Germany)
Germany
American military bases in
arms sales
unified
Gero, Erno
Gibney, Frank
Gigot, Paul
Gill, Marcus
Gilman, Benjamin
Gingrich, Newt
glasnost
Gleysteen, William J.
“globalization”
and China policy
and economic crisis of 1997
and financial capitalism
forced
harm caused by
and Japanese economy
and labor
and poverty
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Gore, Al
Gottwald, Klement
Great Depression
Great Leap Forward
Greece
Green Berets
Greenspan, Alan
Gregg, Donald
Greider, William
Grenada
Guangdong province
Guatemala
civil war of 1980s and 1990s
coup of 1954
and human rights
Guidelines on U.S.–Japan Defense Cooperation (1997)
H–2 rocket
Haass, Richard N.
Habibie, B. J.
Hainan island
Haiti
Hale, David
Hamilton, Alexander
Harbury, Jennifer
Harp, Rodrico
Hashimoto, Ryutaro
Hatano, Ken’ichi
hedge funds
Helms, Jesse
Heryanto, Ariel
Hicks, George
Hinzpeter, Jurgen
Hirohito, Emperor
Hitler, Adolf
Hobson, John
Hodge, John
Holbrooke, Richard
Honduras
Honecker, Erich
Hong Kong
export-led growth
“honorable watch-dog” (gobanken-sama)
Horowitz, Irving Louis
Hosokawa, Morihiro
“host-nation support”
“hot money” or “gypsy capital”
Hughes, Patrick
human rights
and arms sales
and China
and special forces
Hungarian State Security Police (AVH)
Hungarian Workers Party
Hungary
uprising of 1956
Hussein, Saddam
Hutus
Iceland
ideological rigidity
ideology
American free-market
and capitalism vs. socialism
and Third World
imperialism
defined
and economic crises
and finance capitalism
see also American empire
“imperial overstretch”
defined
and fall of Soviet Union
U.S.
incomes
India
Indonesia
army and “red berets”
capital flows
dissidents
and East Timor
and economic crisis of 1997
and export-led growth
and JCET training
revolt against Dutch
revolution of 1965
rioting of 1998
U.S. exploitation of crisis in
wages
Indonesian banks