A Study On Bush Administration's Security Strategy In Northeast Asia

The United States has its core strategic interests in Northeast Asia and the U.S. security strategy in this region is an important part of its global strategy. With the change of global situation, the evolution of security pattern in Northeast Asia, and the transition of the U.S.domestic political environment, George W. Bush adjusted the U.S.security strategy in Northeast Asia after he came to power. This paper discusses in detail Bush Administration's security strategy in Northeast Asia from the perspective of major powers game:the strengthening of the US-Japan Alliance, the renovation of the US-ROK Alliance, the Hawk Engagement strategy toward North Korea, and the changing strategy toward mainland China and Taiwan. Finally, this paper analyzes the national interests that the U.S.has achieved and the impacts that the U.S.has had on Northeast Asia, and tries to make an assessment of Bush Administration's security strategy in this region.