The Power Shift to Asia: How to Succeed There?

The worldwide financial crisis, also known as the recession and recovery of the world economy, had a serious impact on Asia and the world economy. The Western countries suffered a lot of losses, but Asian countries succeeded in turning this misfortune into a chance. With the rise of the Asian economy, world trade and the financial structure are rapidly changing. In order for European and American companies to become more successful in the Asian market, it is necessary to understand the environment and adjust the business model and corporate structure based on recent changes.

This is not what everyone expects. In the 39th issue seven years ago, as leadership in China in Asia increased and the United States moved from Washington to Beijing, I thought that America faced a competitive challenge that I can not win directly in Asia. Therefore, the best option is to maintain a small but substantial strategic role in Asia in order to keep the balance of China's power, restrict its impact, and prevent East Asia from falling into China's hegemony, It is to negotiate a new regional order.

Amid changes in the domestic political situation in the United States, people are increasingly aware of the economic strength of Asia, and Asian growth is seen as a threat to American happiness Japan, China, ASEAN countries and other former Allies and allies. How do you classify and not intend to adapt to the interests of the United States, how will this affect the nature, content and direction of relations between the US and the region? Given the fact that nationalism and bilateral problems have occurred in both countries, how sustain the US-Japan security alliance affects the overall tone of the US-Japan relationship? If the alliance is not permanent, what can you do to make sure it is still running? Who can do Is this desirable?

Over the years, the transition of global power to Asia and the global strategic advantage of the United States has been the subject of discussion. The subject of discussion and discussion is whether the power of the United States is "absolute decline" or "relative decline". In any case, as the world's power moves to Asia, it is inevitable that the world's power balance will also be updated. The form of the world order is greatly influenced by the balance of present power. As discussed earlier, this world order has been dominated by the United States since 1945. One problem is whether the relative decline of America and the rise of "rest" will lead to the decline of this established order. International systems are complicated and contradictory. The world is dynamic, prediction and prediction are often subjective rather than objective.