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DESCRIPTION:How can the United States secure policy alignment from allies o
 n issues contested by China? Professor Teraoka’s forthcoming book advances 
 our understanding of peacetime alliance cooperation by introducing a theory
  of “procedural autonomy respect\,” which highlights how great powers’ trea
 tment of allies’ decision-making processes shapes domestic political coalit
 ions within allied states. Paradoxically\, when allies can credibly appear 
 independent of U.S. pressure\, they are often better positioned to sustain 
 strong alliance commitments. Drawing on original archival research and exte
 nsive interviews\, the book analyzes U.S. alliance management in Asia from 
 the 1950s to the present and offers implications for alliance strategy amid
  intensifying U.S.–China rivalry.
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SUMMARY:Resilient Unity: Balance of Respect and Peacetime Cohesion of U.S. 
 Alliances in Asia
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URL:https://events.bc.edu/event/resilient-unity-balance-of-respect-and-peac
 etime-cohesion-of-us-alliances-in-asia
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