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Indonesian Commission on Human Rights
industrial policy,
“instability”
and IMF controls
and Japan
institutions, and capitalism
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
international criminal court
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
and Brazil crisis of 1998
and economic crisis of 1997
and Indonesia,
negative impact of
and Soviet Union
Iran
arms sales to
military spending
nuclear weapons
revolution
and South Korea
Iraq
cruise missile attacks on
military spending
nuclear weapons
Irian Jaya (New Guinea)
“irredentism”
Ishihara, Shintaro
Islamic militants
Israel
Italy
ski-lift cable incident
Jackson-Vanik amendment
Jakarta Military Command
Jameson, Sam
Janos, Andrew
Japan
American bases in ,
as American satellite
arms purchases
and bipolar confrontation
blowback against
and China–xxvii
and “dark valley”
and democracy
and economic crisis of 1997
economic growth of
and economics of American empire
and “extraterritoriality”
and global economy
import barriers
and Indonesia
industrial overcapacity
military spending
as military state
and North Korea ,
and nuclear power and weapons
and oil
political paralysis of
“revisionism” on
rice tariffs
and Ryukyu islands
South Korea,
and state-guided capitalism
and Taiwan
and TMD system
trade surpluses
Japanese-American Security Treaty
Japanese Asia Development Board
Japanese banks
Japanese Defense Agency
Japanese Diet
Japanese Liberal Democratic Party (LDP),
Japanese Ministry of Finance
Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)
Japanese National Space Development Agency
Japanese Socialist Party
Japan That Can Say “No,” The (Ishihara)
Japan Times
Jiang Zemin
John F. Kennedy Special Warfare School
Joint Combined Exchange Training (JCET)
juche (self-reliance)
Jungang Ilbo (newspaper)
Kadar, Janos
Kadena Air Force Base
Kanemaru, Shin
Kearns, Kevin
keiretsu or zaibatsu (industrial conglomerates)
Kennan, George
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Paul
Kenya
Kerry, John
Khadaffi, Muammar
Khmer Rouge
Khomeini, Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kim Dae-jung, President
Kim Il-sung, Marshal
Kim Jae-kyu
Kim Jong-il
Kim Jong-pil, General
Kim Ku
Kim Young-sam,
Kinjo, Mariko
Kinjo, Mitsuko
Kinjo, Rojita
Kishi, Nobusuke
Kissinger, Henry
Kopassus (“red berets”)
Korea
Japanese occupation of
land mines in
military intervention in
reunification of
see also North Korea
South Korea
Korean armistice agreement (1953)
Korean armistice talks (1997)
Korean Combined Forces Command (CFC)
Korean Energy Development Organization (KEDO)
Korean People’s Army
Korean summit (1994)
Korean War
and American empire
and China
Kosovo
Kramer, Franklin
Krauthammer, Charles
Krejcarek, Maj. Kevin
Krulak, Gen. C. C.
Kublai Khan
Kumchang-ri site
Kuomintang
Kurds
in Iraq
in Turkey
Kuttner, Robert
Kwangju uprising of 1980
labor
land mine ban treaty
Laney, James T.
Laos
Latin America
and arms sales
and drug trade
vs. East Asia
and economic colonialism
and IMF
Pentagon private contractors and
special forces operations in
see also specific countries
Ledet, Kendrick
Lee Kuan Yew
Lee Teng-hui
Lenin, V. I.
Levenson, Joseph R.
Libya
Lilly, James
Lippo Karawaci Mall
List, Friedrich
Litan, Robert E.
“lone superpower”
and China policy
Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM)
Lon Nol
Los Angeles Times
Lott, Trent
Lumumba, Patrice
MacArthur, Douglas
McCarthy, Joseph
McFetridge, Charles
McGrory, Mary
McGurn, William
Macke, Richard C.
McNamara, Robert
Macpherson, C. B.
Mahathir Mohamad
Malaya
Malaysia
and capital flows
and export-led growth
and Indonesia
Manchu dynasty
Manchuria
manufacturing
hollowed out U.S.
move to East Asia
overcapacity
Mao Zedong
Marcos, Ferdinand
Marine Corps
special forces
market-opening measures
Marshall Plan
Marx, Karl
Marxism
Marxism-Leninism,
Masumi, Junnosuke
Matsushita Electric Company
Mayer, Martin
MCA Inc.
Meiji Restoration
mercantilism
Mexican financial crisis of 1995
militarism
militarization strategy
military, U.S.
alternatives to, and foreign policy
as autonomous force,
and China
and civilian elite
and economic crisis of 1997
and empire
and force vs. leadership
foreign military trained by,
and Japan
lack of oversight
and North Korea
and South Korea
military bases, U.S.
and anti-American sentiment
cost to Japan
and extraterritoriality
impact of
and imperial power
and international criminal court
number of
military spending, –92. See also arms sales
Milosevic, Slobodan
Ming dynasty
minimum wage, global
missile defense system
and North Korea
and Taiwan
see also theater missile defense system
missiles,
Missile Technology Control Regime
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi bank
“modernization” theory
Mondale, Walter
Moon, Katharine
Morgan Bank
Morgan Stanley
Most Favored Nation (MFN) status
Muccio, John
Muller, Robert (Bobby)
Mullins, David W.
multinational corporations
Muskie, Edmund
Myers, Richard
Myers, Steven Lee
Nagy, Imre
Nairn, Allan
Nath, Ashok,
Nation
National Security Archive at George Washington University
National Security Council
NATO
and arms sales
expansion of
and Kosovo
and Turkey
Navy, U.S.
“neoclassical economics”
Netherlands
New Guinea
“newly industrialized countries”
New Republic
Newsweek
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York Times
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Van Thieu
Nicaragua
Nihon Keizai Shimbun
Nike
Nikkei Weekly
Nixon, Richard M.
Noriega, Manuel
North American Free Trade Agreement
North Korea
and “Agreed Framework”
and China
economy of
and military spending
and nuclear weapons crisis of 1994
and Park assassination
and Soviet Union
and test crisis of 1998
North Vietnam
nuclear energy, and North Korea
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty,
“nuclear umbrella”
nuclear weapons
and China
cost of U.S.
and India-Pakistan crisis
and North Korea,
and South Korea
Nucor steel
Nye, Joseph
Ocalan, Abdullah
oil
Okinawa,
Battle of
cost of bases, for Japan
environmental damage in
and Indonesia
impact of bases on,
justification of bases in
land seized for bases
marine rape case,
occupation of
returned to Japanese control
Okinawa Times
Okinawa Women Act Against Military Violence
Olympic Games (Seoul, 1988)
omoiyari yosan (sympathy budget or “host nation support”)
one-tsubo landlords
One World, Ready or Not (Greider)
OPEC oil crisis of 1973
Operation Condor
Operation Provide Comfort
Opium War
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Orr, Dr. Robert
Ota, Masahide
Oxfam
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Padilla, Lori
Pakistan
Palestinians
Panama
Pan Am flight 103 (Lockerbie, Scotland)
Papua New Guinea
Paracels (Xisha) islands
Paris, Jonathan
Park Chung-hee
Peasant Nationalism and Communist Power (Johnson)
Pelosi, Nancy
Peng Dehuai, General
People’s Bank of China
perestroika
Perry, William
Persian Gulf, cost of access
Persian Gulf War
financing of
Pertierra, José
Peru
hostage crisis
Pfaff, William
Philippines,
American bases on
end of Marcos rule in
export-led growth
People Power movement
Phoumi Nosavan, General
Pibul Songgram, Marshal
Pickens, T. Boone
Pinochet, Augusto
Plate, Tom
Plaza Accord (1985)
“reverse” of
Poland
Policy Review Committee on Korea
Pol Pot
Portugal
“possessive individualism”
“posthumous retaliation”
Prabowo Soemitro Subianto, Lt. Gen.
Praphas Charusathien, Marshal
press clubs
Priest, Dana
prison population, U.S.
privatization, of Pentagon
Procter & Gamble
“proprietary information”
prostitution
protectionism
public opinion
Pyle, Ernie
Qatar
Quadrennial Defense Review
Quinones, Dr. C. Kenneth
“racialized state terrorism”
Rajk, Laszlo
Rajk, Mrs. Laszlo
Rakosi, Matyas
Reagan, Ronald
Reischauer, Edwin O.
Republicans
Reston, James
Rhee, Syngman
rice tariffs, Japan