East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East :: newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders /
"China with its Belt and Road, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and the Koreas all have a stake in the development of the Middle East and Central Asia, whether Persian, Arab or Turkic. While the U.S. acts as if the Middle East were somehow its own colony to exploit, other states are actively building m...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "China with its Belt and Road, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and the Koreas all have a stake in the development of the Middle East and Central Asia, whether Persian, Arab or Turkic. While the U.S. acts as if the Middle East were somehow its own colony to exploit, other states are actively building mutually beneficial cultural and commercial ties, and they're boosting each other's development. The author reviews the various players and outlines the array of positive steps they are taking to build a strong future together. This provides a backdrop for Americans to ponder whether our approach is the most productive"-- |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Intro -- Preface -- Chapter 1. China In The Middle East: Aspiring To Become A Great Powerbroker -- The One Belt, One Road enterprise: A panacea for all Middle East ills -- Iran: The cynosure of all Chinese initiatives -- The GCC: The OBOR tallies with the 2030 Vision -- Iraq: The calamity's silver lining -- Turkey: A perplexing yet tamed partner -- Excelsior with Israel: Bypassing the West? -- The Syrian and IS conflicts: Steering clear of a partisan approach -- North Africa: Getting along with a new Egypt -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2. Japan: Eyeing A New Role in Middle East Affairs | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Hands-on diplomacy: Commingling security and politico-economic objectives -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: Getting a bead on rivals -- Iran: Walking a tightrope -- Iraq: Back to business amid new stakes -- Turkey: Courting a reluctant ally -- The Levant: Venturing into open, all-out ties -- North Africa: Straddling two regional policies -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3. South Korea: A Relentless Quest For A Second Boom -- Pitching a second boom: Its genesis and intent -- The GCC: Gearing toward multifaceted engagement -- Iran: Where a second boom was to spawn -- Iraq: Venturing into a new bridgehead | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Turkey: From brotherhood to brotherly friendship -- The Levant region: Still politically perplexed and economically untapped -- North Africa: A changing politico-economic environment -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4. North Korea: Seeking Normalcy Since The Demise Of Kim Il-sung -- Adapting to change: From idealism to pragmatism -- Iran: The triangulation comes full circle -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: An incessant quest for economic gains -- Iraq: The troublesome axis turns into a tacit nexus -- Turkey: Mending fences with the brethren's brothers | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Levant: From military involvement to cautious observation -- North Africa: Hitting a brick wall -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5. Unknown And Undetected: Taiwan's Resilient And Viable Approach -- Precarious Security: From the Taiwan Straits to the Hormuz Straits -- Political Links: From Full Normalization to Subterranean Attachment -- The Prime Target: Economic Interests -- Battling the Bottleneck: Technology Transfer -- More Subtle Means: Military Connections -- Belated Capitalizing on Culture -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6. Dollar Dances With Dirham: Hong Kong's Growing Mideast Role | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Peculiar connections: Dollar dances with Dirham -- Ace in the hole: The efficacy of a trade entrepôt -- Going subterranean: Hong Kong-Iran connections make international headlines -- Non-commercial links: Cultural and recreational allures -- Conclusion -- Index -- _GoBack | |
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| contents | Intro -- Preface -- Chapter 1. China In The Middle East: Aspiring To Become A Great Powerbroker -- The One Belt, One Road enterprise: A panacea for all Middle East ills -- Iran: The cynosure of all Chinese initiatives -- The GCC: The OBOR tallies with the 2030 Vision -- Iraq: The calamity's silver lining -- Turkey: A perplexing yet tamed partner -- Excelsior with Israel: Bypassing the West? -- The Syrian and IS conflicts: Steering clear of a partisan approach -- North Africa: Getting along with a new Egypt -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2. Japan: Eyeing A New Role in Middle East Affairs Hands-on diplomacy: Commingling security and politico-economic objectives -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: Getting a bead on rivals -- Iran: Walking a tightrope -- Iraq: Back to business amid new stakes -- Turkey: Courting a reluctant ally -- The Levant: Venturing into open, all-out ties -- North Africa: Straddling two regional policies -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3. South Korea: A Relentless Quest For A Second Boom -- Pitching a second boom: Its genesis and intent -- The GCC: Gearing toward multifaceted engagement -- Iran: Where a second boom was to spawn -- Iraq: Venturing into a new bridgehead Turkey: From brotherhood to brotherly friendship -- The Levant region: Still politically perplexed and economically untapped -- North Africa: A changing politico-economic environment -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4. North Korea: Seeking Normalcy Since The Demise Of Kim Il-sung -- Adapting to change: From idealism to pragmatism -- Iran: The triangulation comes full circle -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: An incessant quest for economic gains -- Iraq: The troublesome axis turns into a tacit nexus -- Turkey: Mending fences with the brethren's brothers The Levant: From military involvement to cautious observation -- North Africa: Hitting a brick wall -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5. Unknown And Undetected: Taiwan's Resilient And Viable Approach -- Precarious Security: From the Taiwan Straits to the Hormuz Straits -- Political Links: From Full Normalization to Subterranean Attachment -- The Prime Target: Economic Interests -- Battling the Bottleneck: Technology Transfer -- More Subtle Means: Military Connections -- Belated Capitalizing on Culture -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6. Dollar Dances With Dirham: Hong Kong's Growing Mideast Role Peculiar connections: Dollar dances with Dirham -- Ace in the hole: The efficacy of a trade entrepôt -- Going subterranean: Hong Kong-Iran connections make international headlines -- Non-commercial links: Cultural and recreational allures -- Conclusion -- Index -- _GoBack |
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| spelling | Azad, Shirzad, author. East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / Shirzad Azad. New York : Algora Publishing, [2019] 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier "China with its Belt and Road, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and the Koreas all have a stake in the development of the Middle East and Central Asia, whether Persian, Arab or Turkic. While the U.S. acts as if the Middle East were somehow its own colony to exploit, other states are actively building mutually beneficial cultural and commercial ties, and they're boosting each other's development. The author reviews the various players and outlines the array of positive steps they are taking to build a strong future together. This provides a backdrop for Americans to ponder whether our approach is the most productive"-- Provided by publisher. Includes bibliographical references and index. Description based on print version record. Intro -- Preface -- Chapter 1. China In The Middle East: Aspiring To Become A Great Powerbroker -- The One Belt, One Road enterprise: A panacea for all Middle East ills -- Iran: The cynosure of all Chinese initiatives -- The GCC: The OBOR tallies with the 2030 Vision -- Iraq: The calamity's silver lining -- Turkey: A perplexing yet tamed partner -- Excelsior with Israel: Bypassing the West? -- The Syrian and IS conflicts: Steering clear of a partisan approach -- North Africa: Getting along with a new Egypt -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2. Japan: Eyeing A New Role in Middle East Affairs Hands-on diplomacy: Commingling security and politico-economic objectives -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: Getting a bead on rivals -- Iran: Walking a tightrope -- Iraq: Back to business amid new stakes -- Turkey: Courting a reluctant ally -- The Levant: Venturing into open, all-out ties -- North Africa: Straddling two regional policies -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3. South Korea: A Relentless Quest For A Second Boom -- Pitching a second boom: Its genesis and intent -- The GCC: Gearing toward multifaceted engagement -- Iran: Where a second boom was to spawn -- Iraq: Venturing into a new bridgehead Turkey: From brotherhood to brotherly friendship -- The Levant region: Still politically perplexed and economically untapped -- North Africa: A changing politico-economic environment -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4. North Korea: Seeking Normalcy Since The Demise Of Kim Il-sung -- Adapting to change: From idealism to pragmatism -- Iran: The triangulation comes full circle -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: An incessant quest for economic gains -- Iraq: The troublesome axis turns into a tacit nexus -- Turkey: Mending fences with the brethren's brothers The Levant: From military involvement to cautious observation -- North Africa: Hitting a brick wall -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5. Unknown And Undetected: Taiwan's Resilient And Viable Approach -- Precarious Security: From the Taiwan Straits to the Hormuz Straits -- Political Links: From Full Normalization to Subterranean Attachment -- The Prime Target: Economic Interests -- Battling the Bottleneck: Technology Transfer -- More Subtle Means: Military Connections -- Belated Capitalizing on Culture -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6. Dollar Dances With Dirham: Hong Kong's Growing Mideast Role Peculiar connections: Dollar dances with Dirham -- Ace in the hole: The efficacy of a trade entrepôt -- Going subterranean: Hong Kong-Iran connections make international headlines -- Non-commercial links: Cultural and recreational allures -- Conclusion -- Index -- _GoBack East Asia Relations Middle East. Middle East Relations East Asia. East Asia Foreign relations 21st century. Diplomatic relations fast International relations fast East Asia fast Middle East fast 2000-2099 fast has work: East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCH6DpF7yXH4CDvHMwWWr4m https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Azad, Shirzad. East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East New York : Algora Publishing, 2019. 9781628944044 (DLC) 2019037932 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=2715418 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Azad, Shirzad East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / Intro -- Preface -- Chapter 1. China In The Middle East: Aspiring To Become A Great Powerbroker -- The One Belt, One Road enterprise: A panacea for all Middle East ills -- Iran: The cynosure of all Chinese initiatives -- The GCC: The OBOR tallies with the 2030 Vision -- Iraq: The calamity's silver lining -- Turkey: A perplexing yet tamed partner -- Excelsior with Israel: Bypassing the West? -- The Syrian and IS conflicts: Steering clear of a partisan approach -- North Africa: Getting along with a new Egypt -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2. Japan: Eyeing A New Role in Middle East Affairs Hands-on diplomacy: Commingling security and politico-economic objectives -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: Getting a bead on rivals -- Iran: Walking a tightrope -- Iraq: Back to business amid new stakes -- Turkey: Courting a reluctant ally -- The Levant: Venturing into open, all-out ties -- North Africa: Straddling two regional policies -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3. South Korea: A Relentless Quest For A Second Boom -- Pitching a second boom: Its genesis and intent -- The GCC: Gearing toward multifaceted engagement -- Iran: Where a second boom was to spawn -- Iraq: Venturing into a new bridgehead Turkey: From brotherhood to brotherly friendship -- The Levant region: Still politically perplexed and economically untapped -- North Africa: A changing politico-economic environment -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4. North Korea: Seeking Normalcy Since The Demise Of Kim Il-sung -- Adapting to change: From idealism to pragmatism -- Iran: The triangulation comes full circle -- The Gulf Cooperation Council: An incessant quest for economic gains -- Iraq: The troublesome axis turns into a tacit nexus -- Turkey: Mending fences with the brethren's brothers The Levant: From military involvement to cautious observation -- North Africa: Hitting a brick wall -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5. Unknown And Undetected: Taiwan's Resilient And Viable Approach -- Precarious Security: From the Taiwan Straits to the Hormuz Straits -- Political Links: From Full Normalization to Subterranean Attachment -- The Prime Target: Economic Interests -- Battling the Bottleneck: Technology Transfer -- More Subtle Means: Military Connections -- Belated Capitalizing on Culture -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6. Dollar Dances With Dirham: Hong Kong's Growing Mideast Role Peculiar connections: Dollar dances with Dirham -- Ace in the hole: The efficacy of a trade entrepôt -- Going subterranean: Hong Kong-Iran connections make international headlines -- Non-commercial links: Cultural and recreational allures -- Conclusion -- Index -- _GoBack Diplomatic relations fast International relations fast |
| title | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / |
| title_auth | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / |
| title_exact_search | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / |
| title_full | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / Shirzad Azad. |
| title_fullStr | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / Shirzad Azad. |
| title_full_unstemmed | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / Shirzad Azad. |
| title_short | East Asian politico-economic ties with the Middle East : |
| title_sort | east asian politico economic ties with the middle east newcomers trailblazers and unsung stakeholders |
| title_sub | newcomers, trailblazers, and unsung stakeholders / |
| topic | Diplomatic relations fast International relations fast |
| topic_facet | East Asia Relations Middle East. Middle East Relations East Asia. East Asia Foreign relations 21st century. Diplomatic relations International relations East Asia Middle East |
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