Japan's foreign policy since 1945
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| 格式: | 电子 电子书 |
| 语言: | 英语 |
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Armonk, N.Y. :
M.E. Sharpe, Inc.,
c2007.
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书本目录:
- Introduction: the story of Japan after World War II
- The catalyst for change
- The problem and the questions
- The literature
- Elite Interviews
- The variables
- Objectives and expected significance of the book
- Ouline of the book
- The legacy of the occupation: an abnormal foreign policy
- Historical background
- Japanese foreign and security policy 1952-1990
- The Gulf War requires change
- The Gulf War and Japanese foreign policy
- The peace keeping operations law (PKO)
- Towards a security council seat and beyond
- Theorectically speaking: realism and alternative security
- Japanese limitations
- Alternative security
- The theoretical foundations of foreign policy restructing
- Alternative views of Japanese security
- Foreign-policy restructuring in Japan
- A model of foreign-policy restructuring
- Talking to the policy makers themselves
- What are the foreign-policy makers thinking
- Planning for Japan's future security
- Japan's national security
- Abandonment
- Japan's options
- The myth of Gaiatsu: how Japan views its place in the world
- Adjusting to the post-cold war world
- Gaiatsu
- The myth of Gaiatsu
- What is Japan doing?
- Triangulating politics: America, China, and Japan
- The China question
- The question of North Korea
- Japanese policy: action and reaction
- Where is Japan going?
- The wide view of Japanese security
- Future sources of foreign policy: the diet
- Constitutional reform: potential for constitutional revision
- The SDF in Japanese foreign policy
- World leadership
- Japan's limitations
- Japanese hegemony?
- Japan's future
- Suggestions for foreign policy normalization
- Implications for Hermann's model: what have we learned?.