This assignment is divided into five parts. In the first part defining the concept I want to outline the origination USA’s rebalancing policy. The second part of the assignment tries to mention some rational aspects in favor of it and the third part tries to sketch out a framework for USA’s rebalancing Asia policy. The fourth part of this assignment critically evaluated the rebalancing Asia policy of USA and the fifth part of this assignment concluded with the concluding remark.
Conceptual framework and Origins of the USA’s rebalancing Asia policy: Beginning in the fall of 2011, the Obama administration has issued a series of announcements and taken a series of steps to expand and intensify the already significant role of the United States in the Asia-Pacific
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