Russia's Far East (Russia's Far East)

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Russia's Far East (Russia's Far East)

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 484 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780295982106
  • DDC分類 330.957

Full Description

The security environment of Northeast Asia is increasingly affected by developments in the Russian Far East, including a longstanding economic crisis, changes in Russia's military policies, and the devolution of power to regional governments. Continuing poverty in the Russian Far East, the pervasiveness of organized crime, and weak state authority have provided a fertile breeding ground for illicit activities that may prove harmful to Russia's Pacific neighbors. Hopes that resource development and integration into the Asia-Pacific economy would fuel regional recovery have been frustrated by poor infrastructure, a difficult business environment, and Russian concerns about becoming a "resource appendage" to the developed world.

Russia's Far East: A Region at Risk comprehensively assesses the relationships among the economic collapse of the region; the post-Cold War role of Asia in Russia's security policy; trends in Russia's center-regional relations that impact tax collection, resource extraction, the military, and other issues; Russia's ability to manage potential areas of conflict like the maintenance of the nuclear fleet, nuclear dumping of radioactive materials in the Sea of Japan, and illegal migration from China; and the shifting balance of power in Asia.

An interdisciplinary team of specialists from the United States, Russia, China, Japan, and Korea discuss the historical, political, and economic contexts, as well as the strategic implications, of these developments. The contributors address the vital questions of how to achieve a stable political order in the Russian Far East, how to develop economic growth in the region, and how to promote efforts to link Russia and the Asia-Pacific powers into a cooperative framework of diplomatic relations.

Contents

Acknowledgments

INTRODUCTION

The Russian Far East in Perspective

The Balance of Power and U.S. Foreign Policy Interests in the Russian Far East

ECONOMIC OUTCOMES OF MARKET REFORMS

Influence of the 1998 Financial Crisis on the Russian Far East Economy

Social and Economic Differentiation in the Russian Far East

The Russian Far East's Competitive Position in Northeast Asian Markets

SECTORAL CASE STUDIES: FISHERIES, ENERGY, AND AGRICULTURE

The Crisis of the Region's Fishing Industry: Sources, Prospects, and the Role of Foreign Interests

Sakhalin Energy: Problems and Prospects

Agrarian Reform and Agricultural Productivity in the Russian Far East

THE MILITARY, THE PACIFIC FLEET, AND DEFENSE CONVERSION

Russian Reforms: Implications for Regional Security Policy and the Military

Russian Nuclear Regionalism: Emerging Local Influence over Far Eastern Facilities

Security Implications of Defense Conversion in the Russian Far East

INTERNATIONAL RELATION: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE REGION

The Regional Dynamic in Russia's Asia Policy in the 1990s

Chinese Migration in the Russian Far East: Security Threats and Incentives for Cooperation in Primorskii Krai

Peculiarities of the Region's Political Mentality

THE BALANCE OF POWER AND THREAT PERCEPTIONS

China's Threat Perceptions and Policies toward the Russian Far East

The Dynamics of Russian-South Korean Relations and Implications for the Russian Far East

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: PROSPECTS FOR COOPERATION

The Japanese Economic Presence in the Russian Far East

Economic Relations between South Korea and Russia

Index

About the Editors and Contributors