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Journal Article
SYSTEM MAKER AND PRIVILEGE TAKER: U.S. Power and the International Political Economy
2008
Overview
During the cold war America's most important economic supporters were its security partners in Western Europe-in particular, West Germany-and Japan. Since the end of the cold war the principal supporters are found increasingly in Asia, including Japan, still a security partner, and China, a potential security challenger.
Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
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