The Geostrategic Triad : Living with China, Europe, and Russia (Csis Significant Issues Series)

Global stability in the early twenty-first century will be conditioned largely by how the United States handles its relations with China, Europe, and Russia--the "geostrategic triad". Thus, the United States needs a well-defined strategy to manage the two "Eurasian power triangles": the United States, Japan, and China, and the United States, Europe, and Russia. With this work, Brzezinski offers a comprehensive geostrategic road map for such U.S. engagement. Brzezinski's Analysis Is Testament To The Fact That Even In Today's Real-time Decisionmaking Environment, It Is Possible To Formulate And Prosecute A Strategy Based On A Forward-looking, Interdisciplinary Approach.--john J. Hamre, President & Ceo, Csis. Global Stability In The Early Twenty-first Century Will Be Conditiioned Largely By How The United States Handles Its Relations With China, Europe, And Russia -- A Geostrategic Triad. Thus, The United States Needs A Well-defined Strategy To Manage The Two Eurasian Power Triangles : The United States, Japan, And China, And The United States, Europe, And Russia. With This Work, Zbigniew Brzezinski Offers A Comprehensive Geostrategic Road Map For Such U.s. Engagement. Living With China -- Living With A New Europe -- Living With Russia -- Geopolitical Realities -- Strategic Priorities. Zbigniew Brzezinski ; Foreword By John J. Hamre. Includes Bibliographical References. According to Brzezinski, a counselor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and a former national security advisor to the president, global stability in the early 21st century will be conditioned largely by how the US handles its relations with China, Europe, and Russia. He offers a comprehensive geostrategic road map for such US engagement, pointing to two Eurasian power triangles that must be developed as an organizing structure: the first between the US, the EU, and Russia, and the second between the US, Japan, and China. Lacks a subject index. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR According to Brzezinski, a counselor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and a former national security advisor to the president, global stability in the early 21st century will be conditioned largely by how the US handles its relations with China, Europe, and Russia. He offers a comprehensive geostrategic road map for such US engagement, pointing to two Eurasian power triangles that must be developed as an organizing the first between the US, the EU, and Russia, and the second between the US, Japan, and China. Lacks a subject index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)