... that Sweden forged with the DPRK on the one hand, and the ROK on the other. In other words, in the early 1970s, Sweden, typically deemed “peripheral” to the Cold War for its neutrality, became a critical ideological battleground between the ROK and the DPRK, and the tensions between the two Koreas played out...

...Radha S. Hegde Neutral Accent: How Language, Labor, and Life Become Global . By A. Aneesh . Durham, N.C. : Duke University Press , 2015 . x, 154 pp. ISBN: 9780822358466 (cloth, also available in paper and as e-book). Answer the Call: Virtual Migration in Indian Call Centers...

... countries…pursuing the cause of world peace…a line of action receiving the approbation of even those persons and those countries which had in past criticised our neutral policy and suspected our motives.” 12 For a prime example of this failure to understand, see Saposs D. J. , “ The Split...

...Lawrence W. Beer The Japanese Socialist Party and Neutralism . By J. A. A. Stockwin , Melbourne : Melbourne University Press , New York : Cambridge University Press , 1968 . xv , 197 pp. Appendix, Notes, Bibliography, Index. $11.50. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc...

...John J. Stephan The Strange Neutrality: Soviet-Japanese Relations during the Second World War, 1941–1945 . By George Alexander Lensen , Tallahassee : The Diplomatic Press , 1972 . x, 332 pp., Illustrations, Appendix, Bibliography, Index. $15.00. Japanese Foreign Policy on the Eve...

...Joel M. Halpern Conflict in Laos: the Politics of Neutralization . By Arthur J. Dommen . New York : Frederick A. Praeger , 1964 . xiv, 338 . Appendices, Bibliography, Index. $5.95. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1965 1965 BOOK REVIEWS 703 choosing certain...

...Josef Silverstein Burma's Foreign Policy: A Study in Neutralism . By William C. Johnstone . Cambridge, Massachusetts : Harvard University Press , 1963 , ix , 339 . $7.50. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1964 1964 BOOK REVIEWS 315 all the ethnically diverse traders...

...Charles H. Heimsath Pursuit of National Interests Through Neutralism: India's Foreign Policy in the Nehru Era . By Sauripada Bhattacharya . Calcutta : Firma K.L.M. , 1978 . xvi, 280 pp. Notes, Tables, Bibliography, Index. Rs. 60. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc...

... that leaders put off and quite possibly sacrificed reconciliation in order to achieve treaties and agreements that addressed more immediate security, economic, and political needs. However, because agreements were not transparently negotiated, partly due to the lack of a neutral third-party mediator, Koreans...

... nationalist themes, which politicians in each country use to mobilize support, prevents the matter from being addressed in a neutral way. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2010 2010 It is now well known that the North Korean government has in past decades engaged in the abduction...

... different interpretations of ASEAN's November 1971 declaration to create a Zone of Peace, Freedom, and Neutrality in Southeast Asia (ZOPFAN). Haas accented the concept of neutrality in his interpretation; Leifer saw a plan for broader and more complex kinds of regional cooperation in the language...

... on Korean reunification from 1953 to 1961). Ph.D. diss., Seoul National University . Hwang In K. 1980 . The Neutralized Unification of Korea in Perspective . Cambridge : Schenkman Books . KŎn Hwang . 1990 . “Hwang Kŏn chŭng ŏn” (The testimony of Hwang Kŏn). Wŏlgan Chungang (Chungang...

... G E E R T Z Burma's Foreign Policy: A Study in Neutral- ism. By WILLIAM C. JOHNSTONE. Cam- bridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1963, ix, 339. $7.50. The publication of this book, at a time when Burma is undergoing important political and economic changes, will attract a wide readership...

... Japan by scholars of the English-speaking world in the period since World War II. HERSCHEL WEBB Columbia University The Japanese Socialist Party and Neutralism. BY J. A. A. STOCKWIN, Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, New York: Cambridge University Press, 1968. xv, 197 pp. Appendix, Notes...

... of problems, policies, and attitudes: India and Indonesia to illustrate the full-scale neutralist position; Japan and the Philippines to demonstrate the trials of co-operation in a friendly setting; and Egypt to exemplify what is labeled as tactical neutralism. For the purposes of this study tension...

... that the saga of the Korean War must finally come to an end through the United States' disengagement and neutrality in postunification Korea. His recommendations are convincingly documented with historical events and a rich body of information, much of which Harrison himself has collected through interviews...

... expansion in the Pacific, 1641–1850 ( Cleveland , 1914 ), 264 n. 18 The New-York -weekly tribune , July 29, 1854. 19 Editorial, “Russian Diplomacy,” The New-York weekly tribune , May 6, 1854. 20 London Times , January 25, 1855. 21 Editorial on American Neutrality...

..., providing for mutual neutrality in case of war with Russia, cf. International Military Tribunal for the Far East, “Record of Proceedings…” (Hereafter referred to as “IMTFE”), Document 1561-E, pp. 5936–5937. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1951 1951 GERMANY AND PEARL HARBOR H...

..., the Japanese-Soviet Neutrality Treaty]. There they formed a wellrounded study of the evolution of the triangular relationship between Germany, Japan, and the Soviet Union from the inception of the AntiComintern Pact to the signing of the Neutrality Treaty in 1941. Inexplicably, the present book lops off...

...; and Egypt to exemplify what is labeled as tactical neutralism. For the purposes of this study tension is defined as existing "when two or more nations are striving for incompatible foreign objectives over a period of years," thus excluding lesser frictions and specific non-ideological controversies which...