Comments for BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW http://brooksreview.wordpress.com Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:21:31 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on China and the Global Recession: Part I – The Domestic Situation by China Walks the Middle Path Around Obama « BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/china-and-the-global-recession-part-i-%e2%80%93-the-domestic-situation/#comment-144 China Walks the Middle Path Around Obama « BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:21:31 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=469#comment-144 [...] competitive internationally.  This is a leading cause of the U.S. trade deficit with China, but the reality is that China is not as stable socially as many in the West believe, there are thous..., China’s words for riots.  Cognizant of this, Beijing is interested in maintaining stability and [...] [...] competitive internationally.  This is a leading cause of the U.S. trade deficit with China, but the reality is that China is not as stable socially as many in the West believe, there are thous…, China’s words for riots.  Cognizant of this, Beijing is interested in maintaining stability and [...]

]]> Comment on Pakistan Moving Toward Revolution or Military Takeover Unless Zardari Resigns by fakhar http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/03/21/pakistan-moving-toward-revolution-or-military-takeover-unless-zardari-resigns/#comment-137 fakhar Fri, 23 Oct 2009 06:02:48 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=449#comment-137 it is the worst form of dictatorship in the shield of " democracy', and people of pakistan are waiting for another take over by Army as it has become rescue effort to a dying state.They will welcome army again. We have the most corrupt goverment now, and cant wait now. it is enough. it is the worst form of dictatorship in the shield of ” democracy’, and people of pakistan are waiting for another take over by Army as it has become rescue effort to a dying state.They will welcome army again. We have the most corrupt goverment now, and cant wait now. it is enough.

]]> Comment on Can Arseniy Yatsenyuk Save Ukraine from Itself? by Jane http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/02/22/can-arseniy-yatsenyuk-save-ukraine-from-itself/#comment-133 Jane Tue, 20 Oct 2009 01:23:12 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=333#comment-133 "So what you have is an urbanized, more educated Western Ukraine (which I also believe is more industrialized) that wants to be part of the EU and NATO and almost half the nation wants to be part of Russia." Not quite. Eastern-Ukraine is where all the industry and hence money is. Take a look at this image of average salary by region: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/77/Ukrainian_salary_map.png “So what you have is an urbanized, more educated Western Ukraine (which I also believe is more industrialized) that wants to be part of the EU and NATO and almost half the nation wants to be part of Russia.”

Not quite. Eastern-Ukraine is where all the industry and hence money is. Take a look at this image of average salary by region: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/77/Ukrainian_salary_map.png

]]> Comment on BRPR Website: www.foreignpolicyreview.org by OKOKON EDET http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/brooks-foreign-policy-review-website-wwwforeignpolicyrevieworg/#comment-121 OKOKON EDET Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:48:29 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?page_id=586#comment-121 Would you kindly post me complimentary print issues of BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW so I can prepare my articles for publication, as well as consider subscription? I would appreciate that. Regards. Would you kindly post me complimentary print issues of BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW so I can prepare my articles for publication, as well as consider subscription? I would appreciate that. Regards.

]]> Comment on Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon by 江宜樺 . 走狗 . 恐怖份子 « 昆蟲 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/08/27/book-review-fighting-in-the-shadow-of-the-dragon/#comment-119 江宜樺 . 走狗 . 恐怖份子 « 昆蟲 Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:52:38 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=794#comment-119 [...] (book channel) 為她的新書「在巨龍陰影下戰鬥 」( Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon ) 開記者會 [...] [...] (book channel) 為她的新書「在巨龍陰影下戰鬥 」( Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon ) 開記者會 [...]

]]> Comment on Obama’s India Policy and the China Factor by roger smith ov yorks http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/obamas-india-policy-and-the-china-factor/#comment-112 roger smith ov yorks Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:20:22 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=53#comment-112 9.11 policy futile waste ov time you best option for stable afganistan we want heroin available in shops stop all fire.asap hilary clinton best chance as dove ov peace sleazy obama worse than bush nothing more to be gained in jihad we want to live as friends many have suffered because ov the 9.11 cell blair is a war criminal sugest you hunt him down to pay for all crimes does anyone rspect her majesties control ov anything lizzy ov etnic cleansing fame remove the greedy bitch 9.11 policy futile waste ov time
you best option for stable afganistan
we want heroin available in shops
stop all fire.asap
hilary clinton best chance as dove ov peace
sleazy obama worse than bush
nothing more to be gained in jihad
we want to live as friends
many have suffered because ov the 9.11 cell
blair is a war criminal
sugest you hunt him down to pay for all crimes
does anyone rspect her majesties control ov anything
lizzy ov etnic cleansing fame
remove the greedy bitch

]]> Comment on Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon by Twitter Trackbacks for Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon « BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW [brooksreview.wordpress.com] on Topsy.com http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/08/27/book-review-fighting-in-the-shadow-of-the-dragon/#comment-110 Twitter Trackbacks for Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon « BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW [brooksreview.wordpress.com] on Topsy.com Sat, 29 Aug 2009 07:57:39 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=794#comment-110 [...] Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon « BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/08/27/book-review-fighting-in-the-shadow-of-the-dragon – view page – cached #BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW RSS Feed BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW » Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon Comments Feed BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW Welcome to the Brooks Foreign Policy Review Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud Killed in CIA Missile Strike — From the page [...] [...] Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon « BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/08/27/book-review-fighting-in-the-shadow-of-the-dragon – view page – cached #BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW RSS Feed BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW » Book Review: Fighting in the Shadow of the Dragon Comments Feed BROOKS FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW Welcome to the Brooks Foreign Policy Review Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud Killed in CIA Missile Strike — From the page [...]

]]> Comment on China + ASEAN + FTA = East Asian Unification? Not Quite (Part II) by Australian PM’s Flight of Fancy | Southeast Asia http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/05/23/china-asean-fta-east-asian-unification-not-quite-part-ii/#comment-104 Australian PM’s Flight of Fancy | Southeast Asia Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:58:40 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-104 [...] By the turn of the century, the deeply pragmatic ASEAN states came to the realization that it was impossible to push Western powers out of the region, so it began what was termed, “constructive engagement”.  Under this policy, ASEAN intends to hedge its relationship with the larger powers (China, India, America, and Australia) as an intermediary, reaping the benefits for its member states.  Singapore Minister of Foreign Affairs George Yeo, speaking for ASEAN to the press in November 2007, described the importance of this policy to Southeast Asia, especially in regard to the United States: “In short, no major strategic issue in Asia can be resolved without the active participation of the U.S” (Marciel 2008). [...] [...] By the turn of the century, the deeply pragmatic ASEAN states came to the realization that it was impossible to push Western powers out of the region, so it began what was termed, “constructive engagement”.  Under this policy, ASEAN intends to hedge its relationship with the larger powers (China, India, America, and Australia) as an intermediary, reaping the benefits for its member states.  Singapore Minister of Foreign Affairs George Yeo, speaking for ASEAN to the press in November 2007, described the importance of this policy to Southeast Asia, especially in regard to the United States: “In short, no major strategic issue in Asia can be resolved without the active participation of the U.S” (Marciel 2008). [...]

]]> Comment on SINO + ASEAN = East Asian Unification? Not Quite (Part I) by ASEAN Integration May Depends on Official Defined Segregation | Southeast Asia http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/05/20/sino-asean-east-asian-unification-not-quite-part-i/#comment-91 ASEAN Integration May Depends on Official Defined Segregation | Southeast Asia Sat, 25 Jul 2009 14:15:44 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=633#comment-91 [...] wrote before that - Future political integration is dependent on ASEAN resolving its many territorial disputes. [...] [...] wrote before that – Future political integration is dependent on ASEAN resolving its many territorial disputes. [...]

]]> Comment on China + ASEAN + FTA = East Asian Unification? Not Quite (Part II) by U.S. Expands Trade in Southeast Asia to Check China | Southeast Asia http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/05/23/china-asean-fta-east-asian-unification-not-quite-part-ii/#comment-88 U.S. Expands Trade in Southeast Asia to Check China | Southeast Asia Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:45:39 +0000 http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-88 [...] I wrote previously about America’s need to improve its position in Southeast Asia: [...] [...] I wrote previously about America’s need to improve its position in Southeast Asia: [...]

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