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The Struggle for Order: Hegemony, Hierarchy, and Transition in Post-Cold War East Asia

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1. Introduction: Order Transition in East Asia 2. Institutional Bargains: Taming and Legitimising Unequal Power 3. Authority and Public Goods Provision: Managing Regional Conflicts 4. Regionalism and Community: Re-negotiating Regional and Global Economic Order 5. Order and Justice: Contesting the Collective Memory Regime 6. Conclusion: The Hierarchical East Asian Order

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