East Asia's Demand for Energy, Minerals and Food

This book considers the international and domestic political aspects of resources in Northeast Asia. Authors compare and contrast the approaches of China, Japan and Korea in securing access to energy, minerals and food resources, considering how their approaches are received in resource-rich developing countries, as well as by Western powers in an era when Western hegemony of international relations is in decline._x005F_x000D_ This book was published as a special issue of Asian Studies Review.