Articles marked with * are available in a compendium which you may buy at Akademika, Blindern.
Michael H. Armacost: Friends or rivals?: the insider's account of Japan-U.S. relations, 1996. New York : Columbia University Press. pp 196-224. *.
Greg Austin & Stuart Harris: Japan and greater China: political economy and military power in the Asian century, 2001. London: Hurst. 368 pp. You can order the book from Akademika or at. Amazon.com.
Richard F. Calichman: Contemporary Japanese Thought, 2005. Columbia University Press. pp. 193-210.
Bruce Cumings: Parallax visions : making sense of American-East Asian relations at the end of the century, 1999. Durham, NC : Duke University Press. pp 121-226.*.
Michael Green: Japan's reluctant realism: foreign policy challenges in an era of uncertain power, 2001. New York: Palgrave. pp 77-145.*.
Peter Hays Gries: China's New Nationalism: Pride, Politics and Diplomacy, 2004. University of California Press. pp. 69-151.
Sujian Guo & Shiping Hua (ed.): New Dimensions of Chinese Foreign Policy, 2007. Lexington Books. pp. 83-165.
Selig Harrison: Korean Endgame: A Strategy for Reunification and US Disengagement, 2002. Princeton University Press. pp. 1-69.
James C. Hsiung (ed.): China and Japan at Odds: Deciphering the Perpetual Conflict, 2007. Palgrave. pp. 81-113.
Christopher W. Hughes: Japan's economic power and security: Japan and North Korea, 1999. London : Routledge. pp 117-161.*.
Akira Irie: The cold war in Asia: a historical introduction, 1974. Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall. pp 130-193.*.
David Lampton: Same bed, different dreams: managing U.S.-China relations, 1989-2000, 2001. Berkeley: University of California Press. pp 15-155.*.
S. Javed Maswood (ed.): Japan and East Asian regionalism, 2001. London: Routledge. 141 pages.*.