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The prospects for a Great Power ‘grand bargain’ in East Asia
The future shape and form of the East Asian regional order presents one of the most pressing concerns for Australian strategic policy planners and analysts, who have also contributed significantly to associated regional and international debates and policy initiatives.1 Ultimately, strategic efforts are defined by their ultimate ‘big picture’ goals. From the broad perspective of cultivating regional order in East Asia, one key goal must be to forge a feasible and sustainable ‘grand bargain’ among its resident great powers.