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Presents the text of a speech given by John F. Cooper, a professor of international studies at Rhodes College in Tennessee, on August 20, 2003, which deals with the influence of neo-conservatives on the policy of the U.S. towards East Asia. Description of neo-conservatives; Discussion on the disconnect between classical liberalism and modern liberalism; Criticisms from neo-conservatives against liberals and the United Nations.

Presents a speech by John F. Copper, professor of International Studies, delivered at a U.S. Office of Personnel Management Conference, March 14, 1990. The Pacific Rim which is the biggest part of Asia and the most dynamic; Conceptualization of the Pacific Rim; Japan's enormous financial strength; Failure of communism in Asia; U.S. relations with the Pacific Rim.