美国回归亚太（The United States returns to Asia Pacific）.docVIP

美国回归亚太（The United States returns to Asia Pacific） The adjustment and change of American International Strategy Since the end of the Second World War, the United States mainly take the following six ways to maintain its hegemony: a powerful military force to conquer, which rely on the armed attack; the containment, which rely on the economic strength and appeal strong economic sanctions and blockade; three for balance, namely the cultivation of Pro America on the rise of new the country to contain; four standard, namely the use of the existing international order and rules to constrain the emerging powers; five for induction, namely selling American liberal democratic values and lead other countries take the political development of the American way; six for the alliance, which provides preferential treatment in the political and economic aspects, to make each other the United States be docile and obedient. The United States what measures to take to other countries, mainly depends on three factors. To judge and enemies in conformity with U.S. liberal democratic ideas and systems for assessment standards; the importance of strategic position, where each other has resource status and national interests of the United States and the relevant degree as the basis; whether the use of force to each other actually have the military strength according to the. After World War II, the United States greatly increased the strength of the opponent, and the cold war and the war in two ways. The cold war for economic sanctions and blockade, the object of both the Soviet Union and Chinese such difficult by waging war to conquer the country, but also in Iran, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, Burma and other small countries. The United States also launched many wars, including the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, the Afghanistan war and the Iraq war. In the foreseeable future, the so-called non democratic, occupy the important geographic position and important strategic resources (