Word: asianized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Councillors praised the diversity of the recruits. Among the new officers are three Portuguese, three Hispanic, three Asian, four Haitian and four Blacks...
...corruption among Jiang's allies. The last thing Jiang can afford when gathering allies for a post-Deng power struggle is the threat that they or their children could become targets. That may be impossible to avoid in today's China. "Everyone is on the take," says an Asian diplomat in Beijing, "from top bureaucrats to doctors and waitresses." "It's been said there are three options," says Lilley. "Shoot the corrupt, let them go free, or muddle through. Their only option is the third...
Indeed, nearly half the electronic products that the U.S. imports from Japan are available from almost no other country. Observes John Stern, vice president for Asian operations of the American Electronics Association: "Having abandoned key sectors of electronics manufacturing, the U.S. has little choice but to grumble...
...granted most-favored-nation status. Such a move enjoys growing support in the Senate, where a resolution calling for full diplomatic ties will be introduced soon. The resolution is popular for reasons that are not only economic but strategic: the end of the cold war has created an East Asian power vacuum in which Vietnam could play a key role. Swollen by an astonishing economic boom of its own, China appears eager to muscle into that vacuum. Its recent moves to garrison disputed islands in the South China Sea have even led to arguments by top Vietnamese officials that...
...There's a danger when you talk about theater in terms of defining a group identity," Tye says. "There are so many points of view and a play only takes one perspective. You can't say there's a single Asian-American experience...