Chalmers Johnson - Blowback, Second Edition - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire

Japanese

as state-guided capitalism

U.S. opposes,

see also “developmental state”

“capitalism”, crony

capitalism, finance

and floating exchange rates

capital markets

Caribbean nations

Carlos (terrorist)

Carlson, Evans

Carlyle Group

Carollo, Russell

cartelization

of news media

Carter, Jimmy

Casey, William

Castro, Fidel

Central America,

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

and Afghanistan

and arms sales

covert actions

Directorate of Operations

disruption policy

and Guatemala

and Indonesia

Japan

and North Korea

Okinawa

South Korea

and Tibet

and Turkey

and UN inspectors

chaebol (Korean conglomerates)

Chairawan, Colonel

Chase Bank

Chatan, Okinawa

Cheju massacre

Cheng Ho

Chernenko, Konstantin

Cherokee group

Chiang Ching-kuo

Chiang Kai-shek

Chibana, Shoichi

Chile

China

banking system

Communist revolution

containment of

Cultural Revolution

currency

economic reforms

embassy bombing

and “extraterritoriality”

and free trade

future of

and Hong Kong

and human rights

and IMF

and imperial overstretch

and Indonesia

irredentist claims of

and Japan

Japanese invasion of–xxviii

and Korean War

militarization

military spending

military threat of

nationalism

Nixon’s opening to

and North Korea

and nuclear weapons

and South China Sea islands

and South Korea

and Taiwan

and Tibet

soft totalitarianism of

threat of

three groups in

Chinese, overseas

Chinese Communist Party–xxvii

15th Congress (1997)

Chinese People’s Liberation Army

Chinese People’s Volunteers

Chinese State Statistical Bureau

Choi Kyu-hah

Chosen Soren

Christopher, Warren

Chun Doo-hwan, General

Citibank

Clark, Donald

Clark, Gen. Mark W.

Clarke, Richard

Clausewitz, Karl von

Clinton, Bill

impeachment

Clinton, Hillary Rodham

CNN

Cobra Gold exercise

Cohen, William

Cold War

and arms sales

and China policy

cost of

and East Asia

and economic colonialism

end of

and Japanese economy

and military spending

North Korea as end game of

and Soviet and American empires

structural characteristics of

and Turkey

Colombia

Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (1996)

Congo

Conry, Barbara

“constructive engagement”

“containment”

Contemplacion, Flor

corporations

American

East Asian

Costa Rica

Council on Foreign Relations

Cox, Christopher

Croatia

cruise missiles

attacks

CS First Boston

CS tear gas

Cuba

currency

controls, in China

and economic crisis of 1997

Indonesian

Taiwanese

transfers, effect of

see also exchange rates

Czechoslovakia

Czech Republic

Daewoo

Daiichi Kangyo bank

Dalai Lama

Dayton Daily News

Death by Government (Rummel)

death squads

defense budget, U.S.

Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) ,

Defense Science Board

Delta Force

Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

democracy

and arms sales

and China

vs. development

and Japan

and South Korea

Deng Xiaoping

Department of Defense, U.S.

East Asia Strategy Report (1998)

and JCET program

and “privatization,”

Department of the Interior, U.S.

deregulation

Derien, Pat

“deterrence by example”

“developmental state”

“soft authoritarian”

and trade

see also capitalism, Asian model

Diamond, John

diplomacy

“disruption” policy

Djilas, Milovan

Doctrine for Special Forces Operations (Department of Defense)

“domino theory”

Doubleday, Michael

Dower, John

drug trade

Dulles, John Foster

Eagleburger, Lawrence

Eastern Europe, Soviet Empire in

East Timor

Ebihara, Daisuke

economic colonialism

economic crisis of 1997

and American military bases

as blowback

causes of

and China,

and Indonesia,

and Japan

U.S. exploitation of

economic inequality

economic models. See capitalism,

American model

capitalism, Asian

model

Marxism

“Economic Vision Statement” (APEC, 1993)

Ecuador

Egypt

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

El Salvador

“end of history”

Equatorial Guinea

Europe

colonialism

and oil

European Union

“excess capital”

exchange rates

fixed, vs. floating

fixed, need for

and Indonesia

Japanese-U.S., manipulation of

export-led growth

“extrajudicial killings”

“extraterritoriality”

F–15 fighters

F–16 fighters

F–18 fighters

F–22 fighters

Fairbank, John

Farah, Douglas

Far Eastern Economic Review

FBI

financial systems, and crisis of 1997

Ford, Gerald

Ford Foundation

Foreign Affairs

“foreign internal defense” (FID)

foreign investment

in Asia

in China

in Russia

foreign policy

and arms sales

and military

Foreign Relations of the United States, 1961–1963 (State Department)

Foreign Service Journal

Fourth U.N. Forum on Women (1995, Beijing)

France

arms sales

Francis, Carolyn

free-market capitalism. See capitalism, American model of

Freedom of Information Act

and private contractors

freedom of speech and press

FSX fighter

Fuji bank

Fujimori, Alberto

Fukuyama, Francis

Futenma Marine Corps air station

Galbraith, Peter W.

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

genocide

German Democratic Republic (East Germany)

Germany

American military bases in

arms sales

unified

Gero, Erno

Gibney, Frank

Gigot, Paul

Gill, Marcus

Gilman, Benjamin

Gingrich, Newt

glasnost

Gleysteen, William J.

“globalization”

and China policy

and economic crisis of 1997

and financial capitalism

forced

harm caused by

and Japanese economy

and labor

and poverty

Gorbachev, Mikhail

Gore, Al

Gottwald, Klement

Great Depression

Great Leap Forward

Greece

Green Berets

Greenspan, Alan

Gregg, Donald

Greider, William

Grenada

Guangdong province

Guatemala

civil war of 1980s and 1990s

coup of 1954

and human rights

Guidelines on U.S.–Japan Defense Cooperation (1997)

H–2 rocket

Haass, Richard N.

Habibie, B. J.

Hainan island

Haiti

Hale, David

Hamilton, Alexander

Harbury, Jennifer

Harp, Rodrico

Hashimoto, Ryutaro

Hatano, Ken’ichi

hedge funds

Helms, Jesse

Heryanto, Ariel

Hicks, George

Hinzpeter, Jurgen

Hirohito, Emperor

Hitler, Adolf

Hobson, John

Hodge, John

Holbrooke, Richard

Honduras

Honecker, Erich

Hong Kong

export-led growth

“honorable watch-dog” (gobanken-sama)

Horowitz, Irving Louis

Hosokawa, Morihiro

“host-nation support”

“hot money” or “gypsy capital”

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