Frank Frost
Biographic Data
| ID | 3870085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Frost |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Frost |
| SIGNATURE | FROST F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Perspectives on Australian foreign policy 2006
Australia in 2006 reaffirmed its close relationship with the United States while deepening engagement with other major power partners, with further agreements concluded with China, cooperation extended with Japan, and the profile of ties with India enhanced. Australia continued to navigate through the sometimes sensitive relations among the major powers, amid additional pressures arising from North Korea's nuclear test. Tensions with Indonesia we…
Solon Pornoboskos and Aphrodite Pandemos
Cambodia
For Cambodia, 1993 was a watershed year. The involvement of the United Na tions reached a climax with national elections, which were held successfully despite Khmer Rouge opposition and continuing political conflict and violence. The elections ushered in a new phase in Cambodian politics. A process of po litical re-alignments between formerly antagonistic parties provided the basis for the formation of a provisional government, the development of…
Vietnam's Foreign Relations
Vietnam's Foreign Relations
This paper provides a survey of Vietnam's challenges and problems in foreign relations. The paper first reviews developments in Vietnam's process of political and economic 'renovation' (doi moi) and highlights the influence domestic pressures for change (especially in economic policy) have had on foreign relations. the paper then considers the recent evolution of Vietnam's International outlook and worldview, and discusses in detail the the proce…
The Cambodia Conflict
The article examines the recent evolution of the Cambodia conflict, the positions of major internal and external parties, and prospects for settlement in mid-1991. Conflict persisted throughout the 1980s at the domestic, regional and international levels simultaneously, and efforts at negotiation were confronted by two intractable obstacles: the Cambodian parties' bitter divisions and the impasse in Sino-Vietnamese relations. Major changes at the…
Vietnam, Asean and the Indochina Refugee Crisis
The problems posed by the exodus of from Indochina were of cridcal concern to all the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) members in 1979. Thailand, the first ASEAN state to be seriously affected by the post-1975 outflow, had had to receive tens of thousands of overland refugees, primarily from Laos. By comparison with the influx from Laos into Thailand, the scale of the outflow from Vietnam in the first three years after 1975 was rela…
The Cambodia Conflict
The article examines the recent evolution of the Cambodia conflict, the positions of major internal and external parties, and prospects for settlement in mid-1991. Conflict persisted throughout the 1980s at the domestic, regional and international levels simultaneously, and efforts at negotiation were confronted by two intractable obstacles: the Cambodian parties' bitter divisions and the impasse in Sino-Vietnamese relations. Major changes at the…
Solon Pornoboskos and Aphrodite Pandemos
Vietnam, Asean and the Indochina Refugee Crisis
The problems posed by the exodus of from Indochina were of cridcal concern to all the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) members in 1979. Thailand, the first ASEAN state to be seriously affected by the post-1975 outflow, had had to receive tens of thousands of overland refugees, primarily from Laos. By comparison with the influx from Laos into Thailand, the scale of the outflow from Vietnam in the first three years after 1975 was rela…
The Cambodia Conflict
The article examines the recent evolution of the Cambodia conflict, the positions of major internal and external parties, and prospects for settlement in mid-1991. Conflict persisted throughout the 1980s at the domestic, regional and international levels simultaneously, and efforts at negotiation were confronted by two intractable obstacles: the Cambodian parties' bitter divisions and the impasse in Sino-Vietnamese relations. Major changes at the…
Vietnam's Foreign Relations
This paper provides a survey of Vietnam's challenges and problems in foreign relations. The paper first reviews developments in Vietnam's process of political and economic 'renovation' (doi moi) and highlights the influence domestic pressures for change (especially in economic policy) have had on foreign relations. the paper then considers the recent evolution of Vietnam's International outlook and worldview, and discusses in detail the the proce…
Cambodia
For Cambodia, 1993 was a watershed year. The involvement of the United Na tions reached a climax with national elections, which were held successfully despite Khmer Rouge opposition and continuing political conflict and violence. The elections ushered in a new phase in Cambodian politics. A process of po litical re-alignments between formerly antagonistic parties provided the basis for the formation of a provisional government, the development of…
Vietnam's Foreign Relations
Solon Pornoboskos and Aphrodite Pandemos
Perspectives on Australian foreign policy 2006
Australia in 2006 reaffirmed its close relationship with the United States while deepening engagement with other major power partners, with further agreements concluded with China, cooperation extended with Japan, and the profile of ties with India enhanced. Australia continued to navigate through the sometimes sensitive relations among the major powers, amid additional pressures arising from North Korea's nuclear test. Tensions with Indonesia we…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (3 works) · Cambodian History and Society (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (2 works) · Ancient history (1 work)