By Ashley J. Tellis, Michael Wills, The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR), September 2004

The fourth volume in the Strategic Asia series, Strategic Asia 2004–05: Confronting Terrorism in the Pursuit of Power, examines the successes and setbacks in the war on terrorism and assesses its impact on the grand strategies of major Asian powers. A chapter on the war on terrorism in the Middle East is also included.

The National Bureau of Asian Research is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution dedicated to informing and strengthening policy in the Asia-Pacific.

Introduction: Confronting Terrorism, Consolidating Primacy
Ashley J. Tellis

United States: Leadership Maintained Amid Continuing Challenges
Robert G. Sutter

China: Exploiting a Strategic Opening
Michael D. Swaine

Japan: Between Alliance and Autonomy
Mike M. Mochizuki

Korea: A Peninsula in Crisis and Flux
Victor D. Cha

Russia: Strategic Partner or Evil Empire
Stephen E. Hanson

Central Asia: State Building in the Face of Insurgent Islam
Gregory M. Gleason

South Asia: A Selective War on Terrorism
Walter K. Andersen

Southeast Asia: Back to the Future
Sheldon W. Simon

Middle East: Confronting Resentment in the Arc of Crisis
Graham E. Fuller

Energy: Asia's Energy Insecurity--Cooperation or Conflict
Mikkal E. Herberg

Proliferation: WMD Diffusion in Asia--Heading Toward Disaster
Gaurav Kampani

Korean Scenarios: Alternative Futures for the Korean Peninsula
Nicholas Eberstadt

Science and Technology: A New World in the Making?
Richard P. Suttmeier

Strategic Asia by the Numbers 

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