IN RECENT DAYS, the Bush administration has taken three small steps to shore up America’s position in East Asia. While important, these steps are not enough in themselves to stave off our long-term decline in the Pacific. Rather, they should serve as the first salvos in a full-fledged redefinition of our interests and role in the world’s most important region.
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