Abstract Recent studies have increasingly argued that the Chinese leadership uses Japan’s imperialistic past as a tool for domestic and political bargaining. However, this argument…
Country or Region: Japan
Abstract Trying specifically not to fall into either eclecticism or redundancy, this paper is an attempt to develop a dialogical understanding of international relations within…
Abstract The rise of China triggers a hot debate in the United States as well as in China concerning whether a rising power can coordinate…
Abstract Russian policy in Asia and in the Arctic share significantly overlapping elements. One such element is the precedent set when the UN awarded the…
Abstract This article aims to assess the progress of the ROK–Japan security cooperation in recent years, both in the bilateral and trilateral framework involving the…
Abstract Tense political relations are seen as a barrier to China’s public diplomacy with Japan. Despite various setbacks ,Confucius Institutes, a classic example of public…
Abstract In Japan’s support for ASEAN countries’ connection building can be seen its policy visions in functional positioning,geographical layout and connotation constitution. As part of…
Abstract Security relations are crucial in China-Japan relations. Since the “nationalization” of the Diaoyu Islands by Japan in 2012,mutual trust between China and Japan has…
Abstract The territory contested in island disputes is often of low intrinsic value from the national security and economic perspectives. This generally implies a stable…
Abstract Since the Tohoku earthquake and Fukushima nuclear accident in March 2011, Japan’s energy policy has undergone great changes, resulting in closer energy cooperation with…
Abstract Over the last two decades, China has experienced one of the most dramatic and sustained periods of economic growth in world history. China’s use…
Abstract In recent decades, the development of trilateral institutions among China, Japan and South Korea has begun to take shape. This study analyzes its strengths…
Abstract This paper explores the probable causes and consequences of an Asian Paradox or the highly incongruous structure of Asia within the broader international system:…
Abstract What kind of challenge did a rising Japan in the 1970s and 1980s pose to the United States, and how does that differ from…
Abstract This paper seeks to understand why the United States treated Japan and Korea differently in the revisions of bilateral nuclear cooperation agreements. On the…
