The East Asian peace is a mystery of the modern age. To many
theorists and analysts alike, the post-Cold War calm has been seen
as a temporary anomaly, potential military conflicts dominating
predictions for the future. Despite this, two decades have passed
in which a relative peace has been sustained and it is time to
question existing forecasts. Comparing the Taiwan Strait, the South
China Sea and the Korean Nuclear conflict, the author explores the
informal processes that can help explain the persistence of peace,
leading to hope for a future era of stability.
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