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One Southeast Asia and the great powers : the case of the United States

1998
Indonesia at fifty

1996
Government Responses to Armed Insurgency in Southeast Asia: A Comparative Examination of Failures and Successes and Their Likely Implications for the Future

1985
Policy implications of political institutionalization and leadership changes in Southeast Asia

1985
ASEAN perspectives on international developments in Southeast Asia

1983
Security and economics: the military expenditures of the ASEAN countries

1983
ASEAN: What It Is, What It Is Not, What It Can Be

1981
ASEAN Trends and Problems in the 1980s

1981
Indonesia in 1980: regime fatigue?

1981
Managed interdependence: some limits

1981
Steps toward a solution of the Indochina imbroglio

1981
Strategic aspects of Asian-American relations in the 1980s

1981
What can the Asia-Pacific region expect from the Nairobi Conference?

1981
Indonesia 1979: The Record of Three Decades

1980
Indonesia in the Pacific community

1980
The ASEAN energy scene in global perspective

1978
The impact of military expenditure and security programs on political and economic development in Indonesia

1978
Military Implications of a Possible World Order Crisis in the 1980s

1977
New Centers of Power in the Pacific Basin 1985-1995

1977
The Bridge between Generations in Indonesian Military Politics.

1976
Prospects for Regional Hegemony in Southeast Asia: Statement Presented to the Subcommittee on Future Foreign Policy Research and Development of the House International Relations

1976
Southeast Asia Reexamines its Options.

1976
New American Perspectives on Southeast Asia.

1975
Can Land Use Management Reduce Energy Consumption for Transportation?

1974
Indonesian Dilemma: Social Justice vs. Growth.

1974
The Indonesian Economic and Political Miracle.

1973
In Search of Self-Reliance: U.S. Security Assistance to the Third World Under the Nixon Doctrine

1973
A Personal View of the Multipolar World: United States, USSR, Japan, China, and Western Europe.

1973
Sources of Instability in Developing Countries.

1973
The Soviet Union and Southeast Asia.

1973
An Essay on Vietnamization

1971
Black Nationalism and Prospects for Violence in the Ghetto

1969
The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Indonesia

1969
After Turmoil, the Upward Climb.

1968
The Future Role of the United States in Asia and the Pacific.

1968
How and Why Indonesia Should Receive Economic Aid from the United States.

1968
Indonesia : The Age of Reason?

1968
Political Consequences of Rural Development Programs in Indonesia.

1968
The Politics of Instability

1968
Indonesia in 1966 : The Year of Transition.

1967
Indonesia's Convalescence

1967
Toward a New Order in Indonesia.

1967
Indonesia in 1964: Toward a “People’s Democracy”?

1965
Viet Cong Motivation and Morale in 1964: A Preliminary Report

1965
Communist Prospects in Indonesia

1964
Indonesia in 1963: The Year of Wasted Opportunities

1964
Indonesia: Towards Development or Expansionism?

1963
The Indonesian Doctrine of Territorial Warfare and Territorial Management

1963
Notes on Non-Military Measures in Control of Insurgency

1962
The Indonesian eight-year over-all development plan.

1961
Recent communist tactics in Indonesia

1960
The Role of the Military in Indonesia

1960

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