Routledge - US and Southeast Asian Regionalism 1945-75 Book

This Routledge publication explores the historical relationship between the United States and Southeast Asian regionalism from 1945 to 1975. The text examines the impact of the 1969 Nixon or Guam Doctrine, which advocated for Asian countries to take the lead in regional cooperation and collective security programs. Readers will find a detailed analysis of how United States regional cooperation policy developed toward long-term planning goals. The author establishes the connection between economic regional cooperation and collective security during this post-war period. This academic work is part of the Routledge Studies in the Modern History of Asia series, making it a valuable resource for those studying business and economic history in the Asian region.