Routledge Handbook of Japanese Foreign Policy
Herausgeber: Mccarthy, Mary
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Herausgeber: Mccarthy, Mary
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Taking an interdisciplinary approach, comprising contributions from the fields of politics, sociology, history and gender studies, this handbook creates a comprehensive and innovative overview of the field, investigating the widening variety of interests, sometimes competing, that constitute Japanese foreign policy.
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Taking an interdisciplinary approach, comprising contributions from the fields of politics, sociology, history and gender studies, this handbook creates a comprehensive and innovative overview of the field, investigating the widening variety of interests, sometimes competing, that constitute Japanese foreign policy.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 173mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780367580865
- ISBN-10: 0367580861
- Artikelnr.: 61592379
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 173mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780367580865
- ISBN-10: 0367580861
- Artikelnr.: 61592379
Mary M. McCarthy is an Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, USA. She specializes in exploring the impact of domestic politics on foreign policymaking.
Introduction, Mary M. McCarthy Section I: The Evolving Landscape of
Japanese Foreign Policy 1. Japanese International Relations and National
Identity Gaps, Gilbert Rozman 2. Japan's 2015 Security Legislation: Change
Rooted Firmly in Continuity, Jeffrey Hornung 3. Departing from the Postwar
Regime: The Revision of the 'Peace Constitution' and Japan's National
Identity, Yongwook Ryu 4. The Chrysanthemum and the Cool: Cultural
Diplomacy and Soft Power in Japan's Foreign Policy, Nissim Kadosh Otmazgin
Section II: The Global Environment and Sustainable Development 5. Global
Environmental Problems and Japanese Foreign Environmental Policy, Miranda
Schreurs 6. Japanese Foreign Policies on Global Climate Change: From Kyoto
to Paris, Takashi Hattori 7. Push and Pull by Japan for Regional
Environmental Cooperation: Transboundary Air Pollution in East Asia,
Inkyoung Kim 8. Towards Sound Material-Cycle Society: History of Japanese
Policy and its Interaction with International Norms, Wakana Takahashi 9.
Sustainable Ocean Management and the Role of the Japanese Coast Guard,
Miko Maekawa, Hiroshi Terashima, and Eka Higuchi Section III: International
and National Security 10. Japan as a Maritime Power: Deterrence, Diplomacy,
and Maritime Security, Alessio Patalano 11. Disarmament and
Nonproliferation Policy of Japan, Nobumasa Akiyama 12. Japan's Territorial
Disputes' Policy: Success or Failure?, Alexander Bukh 13. Smart Power and
Japan's Trouble-Shooting Approach to Southeast Asia, Yee-Kuang Heng 14.
Peacebuilding in Japan's Foreign Policy, Tadashi Iwami 15. National
Security at the Crossroads: Security Interdependence and Japan's Arms Trade
Ban Policy, Kyoko Hatakeyama Section IV: International Political Economy
16. Economic Diplomacy, Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Takaaki Asano 17. The
Evolution, Politics, and Prospect of Japanese Trade Policy, Hidetaka
Yoshimatsu 18. Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand: Promoting an
'Interactive' Institutional Approach, Sierk Horn, Chie Iguchi, and Bernard
W. Wittek 19. Japanese Development Assistance as a Multipurpose Political
Tool, Marie Soderberg Section V: International Norms and Global Civil
Society 20. Japan as a Norm Entrepreneur for Human Security, Kaoru Kurusu
21. Gender Equality in Japan: Internal Policy Processes and Impact, and
Foreign Implications under Prime Minister Abe's Womenomics, Joyce Gelb and
Naoko Kumagai 22. Precarious Balances: History and Memory in Japan's
Foreign Relations, Thomas U. Berger 23. The Power and Limits of the
Transnational 'Comfort Women' Movement, Mary M. McCarthy 24. Japan's
Whaling Diplomacy: Science, Morality, and International Norms, Michael
Strausz
Japanese Foreign Policy 1. Japanese International Relations and National
Identity Gaps, Gilbert Rozman 2. Japan's 2015 Security Legislation: Change
Rooted Firmly in Continuity, Jeffrey Hornung 3. Departing from the Postwar
Regime: The Revision of the 'Peace Constitution' and Japan's National
Identity, Yongwook Ryu 4. The Chrysanthemum and the Cool: Cultural
Diplomacy and Soft Power in Japan's Foreign Policy, Nissim Kadosh Otmazgin
Section II: The Global Environment and Sustainable Development 5. Global
Environmental Problems and Japanese Foreign Environmental Policy, Miranda
Schreurs 6. Japanese Foreign Policies on Global Climate Change: From Kyoto
to Paris, Takashi Hattori 7. Push and Pull by Japan for Regional
Environmental Cooperation: Transboundary Air Pollution in East Asia,
Inkyoung Kim 8. Towards Sound Material-Cycle Society: History of Japanese
Policy and its Interaction with International Norms, Wakana Takahashi 9.
Sustainable Ocean Management and the Role of the Japanese Coast Guard,
Miko Maekawa, Hiroshi Terashima, and Eka Higuchi Section III: International
and National Security 10. Japan as a Maritime Power: Deterrence, Diplomacy,
and Maritime Security, Alessio Patalano 11. Disarmament and
Nonproliferation Policy of Japan, Nobumasa Akiyama 12. Japan's Territorial
Disputes' Policy: Success or Failure?, Alexander Bukh 13. Smart Power and
Japan's Trouble-Shooting Approach to Southeast Asia, Yee-Kuang Heng 14.
Peacebuilding in Japan's Foreign Policy, Tadashi Iwami 15. National
Security at the Crossroads: Security Interdependence and Japan's Arms Trade
Ban Policy, Kyoko Hatakeyama Section IV: International Political Economy
16. Economic Diplomacy, Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Takaaki Asano 17. The
Evolution, Politics, and Prospect of Japanese Trade Policy, Hidetaka
Yoshimatsu 18. Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand: Promoting an
'Interactive' Institutional Approach, Sierk Horn, Chie Iguchi, and Bernard
W. Wittek 19. Japanese Development Assistance as a Multipurpose Political
Tool, Marie Soderberg Section V: International Norms and Global Civil
Society 20. Japan as a Norm Entrepreneur for Human Security, Kaoru Kurusu
21. Gender Equality in Japan: Internal Policy Processes and Impact, and
Foreign Implications under Prime Minister Abe's Womenomics, Joyce Gelb and
Naoko Kumagai 22. Precarious Balances: History and Memory in Japan's
Foreign Relations, Thomas U. Berger 23. The Power and Limits of the
Transnational 'Comfort Women' Movement, Mary M. McCarthy 24. Japan's
Whaling Diplomacy: Science, Morality, and International Norms, Michael
Strausz
Introduction, Mary M. McCarthy Section I: The Evolving Landscape of
Japanese Foreign Policy 1. Japanese International Relations and National
Identity Gaps, Gilbert Rozman 2. Japan's 2015 Security Legislation: Change
Rooted Firmly in Continuity, Jeffrey Hornung 3. Departing from the Postwar
Regime: The Revision of the 'Peace Constitution' and Japan's National
Identity, Yongwook Ryu 4. The Chrysanthemum and the Cool: Cultural
Diplomacy and Soft Power in Japan's Foreign Policy, Nissim Kadosh Otmazgin
Section II: The Global Environment and Sustainable Development 5. Global
Environmental Problems and Japanese Foreign Environmental Policy, Miranda
Schreurs 6. Japanese Foreign Policies on Global Climate Change: From Kyoto
to Paris, Takashi Hattori 7. Push and Pull by Japan for Regional
Environmental Cooperation: Transboundary Air Pollution in East Asia,
Inkyoung Kim 8. Towards Sound Material-Cycle Society: History of Japanese
Policy and its Interaction with International Norms, Wakana Takahashi 9.
Sustainable Ocean Management and the Role of the Japanese Coast Guard,
Miko Maekawa, Hiroshi Terashima, and Eka Higuchi Section III: International
and National Security 10. Japan as a Maritime Power: Deterrence, Diplomacy,
and Maritime Security, Alessio Patalano 11. Disarmament and
Nonproliferation Policy of Japan, Nobumasa Akiyama 12. Japan's Territorial
Disputes' Policy: Success or Failure?, Alexander Bukh 13. Smart Power and
Japan's Trouble-Shooting Approach to Southeast Asia, Yee-Kuang Heng 14.
Peacebuilding in Japan's Foreign Policy, Tadashi Iwami 15. National
Security at the Crossroads: Security Interdependence and Japan's Arms Trade
Ban Policy, Kyoko Hatakeyama Section IV: International Political Economy
16. Economic Diplomacy, Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Takaaki Asano 17. The
Evolution, Politics, and Prospect of Japanese Trade Policy, Hidetaka
Yoshimatsu 18. Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand: Promoting an
'Interactive' Institutional Approach, Sierk Horn, Chie Iguchi, and Bernard
W. Wittek 19. Japanese Development Assistance as a Multipurpose Political
Tool, Marie Soderberg Section V: International Norms and Global Civil
Society 20. Japan as a Norm Entrepreneur for Human Security, Kaoru Kurusu
21. Gender Equality in Japan: Internal Policy Processes and Impact, and
Foreign Implications under Prime Minister Abe's Womenomics, Joyce Gelb and
Naoko Kumagai 22. Precarious Balances: History and Memory in Japan's
Foreign Relations, Thomas U. Berger 23. The Power and Limits of the
Transnational 'Comfort Women' Movement, Mary M. McCarthy 24. Japan's
Whaling Diplomacy: Science, Morality, and International Norms, Michael
Strausz
Japanese Foreign Policy 1. Japanese International Relations and National
Identity Gaps, Gilbert Rozman 2. Japan's 2015 Security Legislation: Change
Rooted Firmly in Continuity, Jeffrey Hornung 3. Departing from the Postwar
Regime: The Revision of the 'Peace Constitution' and Japan's National
Identity, Yongwook Ryu 4. The Chrysanthemum and the Cool: Cultural
Diplomacy and Soft Power in Japan's Foreign Policy, Nissim Kadosh Otmazgin
Section II: The Global Environment and Sustainable Development 5. Global
Environmental Problems and Japanese Foreign Environmental Policy, Miranda
Schreurs 6. Japanese Foreign Policies on Global Climate Change: From Kyoto
to Paris, Takashi Hattori 7. Push and Pull by Japan for Regional
Environmental Cooperation: Transboundary Air Pollution in East Asia,
Inkyoung Kim 8. Towards Sound Material-Cycle Society: History of Japanese
Policy and its Interaction with International Norms, Wakana Takahashi 9.
Sustainable Ocean Management and the Role of the Japanese Coast Guard,
Miko Maekawa, Hiroshi Terashima, and Eka Higuchi Section III: International
and National Security 10. Japan as a Maritime Power: Deterrence, Diplomacy,
and Maritime Security, Alessio Patalano 11. Disarmament and
Nonproliferation Policy of Japan, Nobumasa Akiyama 12. Japan's Territorial
Disputes' Policy: Success or Failure?, Alexander Bukh 13. Smart Power and
Japan's Trouble-Shooting Approach to Southeast Asia, Yee-Kuang Heng 14.
Peacebuilding in Japan's Foreign Policy, Tadashi Iwami 15. National
Security at the Crossroads: Security Interdependence and Japan's Arms Trade
Ban Policy, Kyoko Hatakeyama Section IV: International Political Economy
16. Economic Diplomacy, Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Takaaki Asano 17. The
Evolution, Politics, and Prospect of Japanese Trade Policy, Hidetaka
Yoshimatsu 18. Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand: Promoting an
'Interactive' Institutional Approach, Sierk Horn, Chie Iguchi, and Bernard
W. Wittek 19. Japanese Development Assistance as a Multipurpose Political
Tool, Marie Soderberg Section V: International Norms and Global Civil
Society 20. Japan as a Norm Entrepreneur for Human Security, Kaoru Kurusu
21. Gender Equality in Japan: Internal Policy Processes and Impact, and
Foreign Implications under Prime Minister Abe's Womenomics, Joyce Gelb and
Naoko Kumagai 22. Precarious Balances: History and Memory in Japan's
Foreign Relations, Thomas U. Berger 23. The Power and Limits of the
Transnational 'Comfort Women' Movement, Mary M. McCarthy 24. Japan's
Whaling Diplomacy: Science, Morality, and International Norms, Michael
Strausz