Conference Papers

Asia's Strategic Challenges

Conference Papers

Transnational Implications of China’s Environmental Problems- Katherine Morton Dr Katherine Morton, Department of International Relations, Australian National University At the IISS-JIIA Conference 2-4 June 2008 Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan Second Session - Asian Environmental Nightmares Transnational Implications of China’s Environmental Problems
Asian Military Modernization: Key Areas of Concern - Michael McDevitt Rear Admiral (retd) Michael McDevitt, Center for Naval Analyses At the IISS-JIIA Conference 2-4 June 2008 Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan Fourth Session - An Asian Arms Race 'Asian Military Modernization: Key Areas of Concern'
Averting an arms race in Asia- VR Raghavan Lt. General (retd) V. Raghavan, Delhi Policy Group At the IISS-JIIA Conference 2-4 June 2008 Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan Fourth Session - An Asian Arms Race ' Averting an arms race in Asia'
Why War in Asia Remains Thinkable - Prof Hugh White Prof Hugh White, Professor of Strategic Studies at Australian National University; and Visiting Fellow, the Lowy Institute At the IISS-JIIA Conference 2-4 June 2008 Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan Fifth Session - Conflict in Asia 'Why War in Asia Remains Thinkable'
Why War in Asia Remains Unlikely - Barry Desker Presentation of Barry Desker, Dean, S Rajaratnam School of International Studies At the IISS-JIIA Conference 2-4 June 2008 Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan Fifth Session - Conflict in Asia 'Why War in Asia Remains Unlikely'
Major Power Relations in Asia - Mitchel Reiss Presentation of Dr. Mitchell Reiss Vice Provost for International Affairs, College of William and Mary At the IISS-JIIA Conference 2-4 June 2008 Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan Sixth Session - Strengthening Major Power Relations: Forging a Common Security Agenda Major Power Relations in Asia: Is a Common Security Agenda Feasible? Is It Necessary?

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