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Does the United States support or oppose East Asian regional integration? Is America\u0027s renewed interest in Asia Pacific multilateralism serious or more aimed to contain China\u0027s expanding influence in the region? America\u0027s perceptions toward East Asian regional integration are still evolving and far from concluding into a stable strategy. America\u0027s major stance has largely been \"wait-and-see\". Although America\u0027s attitudes might be fluid, the major variables affecting them remain relatively stable. They include: America\u0027s major national interest; primary goal and tradition in its East Asia diplomacy. First, America\u0027s major national interest in East Asia is to serve for its global strategy and overwhelming policy priority. America\u0027s perceptions toward East Asian regional integration are subject to the most urgent policy priority. Second, U.S. East Asia diplomacy\u0027s primary goal is to maintain America\u0027s predominant presence and avoid the emergence of any other single dominant power in the region. America\u0027s assessment of whether China would replace the U.S. as the dominant power in the region would affect U.S. perceptions toward East Asian regional integration. Third, the long-standing tradition in America\u0027s East Asia diplomacy is its confidence in bilateralism and skepticism in multilateralism. 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