Shifting Power in Asia-Pacific?

Focusing on the power dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region since the Cold War, the book critically examines the assumption that China's growing wealth and military strength are reshaping regional influences. It emphasizes Sino-US competition and investigates the connections between material and immaterial capabilities and national power, questioning the narrative of a definitive power shift. Through systematic analysis, it offers insights into the complexities of regional relations and the factors influencing them.