Contents

pp v-vi

Foreword by Shamsul A.B.

pp vii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xii

Introduction

pp xiii-xxiv

PART ONE - PUTTING JAPANESE IMPERIAL HISTORY TO REST

pp 1-2

1 - The Success of Japan's Multi-Directional Diplomacy in Modern Times

pp 3-26

2 - War Memories and Japan's Relations with East Asian Countries

pp 27-56

PART TWO - THE ECONOMICS OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION

pp 57-58

3 - Myths and Miracles of Economic Development in East Asia: Policy Lessons for Malaysia in the Twenty-first Century

pp 59-83

4 - Towards a New Paradigm in East Asian Economic Studies

pp 84-102

PART THREE - INTER-REGIONALISM AND REGIONALISM

pp 103-104

5 - Alliance and Arms: A Study of the Change in U.S. Arms Transfer to East Asian Allies, 1950–2001

pp 105-130

6 - A Multicultural European Union and Its Implications for Asia

pp 131-138

7 - The Future Prospects of Multilateralism in Southeast and East Asia

pp 139-155

8 - The Historical and Cultural Legacy of Relations between Southeast Asia and East Asia, with Special Reference to Malaysia

pp 156-170

PART FOUR - NEW KNOWLEDGE, NEW PROBLEMS, NEW SOLUTIONS

pp 171-172

9 - Reinventing Traditional Values for Our Future: A Malaysian Organizational Response

pp 173-187

10 - The Dynamic Growth Order in East and Southeast Asia: Strategic Challenges and Prospects in the Post-9/11 Era

pp 188-206

11 - Islam in Asia: The Way Ahead

pp 207-216

Index

pp 217-223