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Toward a More Amicable Asia-Pacific Region
ISBN-13:
9780761866794
Veröffentl:
2015
Seiten:
220
Autor:
Yoneyuki Sugita
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
As President Obama’s “pivot to Asia” strategy indicates, the Asia-Pacific region is an engine for the world economic growth. However, it has also been an unstable region suffering from many sources of conflicts. This book explores ways and means to establish a more amicable Asia-Pacific region.
The Asia-Pacific region has been enjoying fast growing economy. As President Barack Obama’s “pivot to Asia” strategy indicates, this region is an engine for the world economic growth. However, the Asia-Pacific has also been an unstable region suffering from many sources of conflicts such as disputes on Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, the unsettled Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) borders, and many others. Do we need a hegemonic power to stabilize this region? What can we do to deal with the emergence of China? How can we understand anti-Japanese feelings? Is there any way to deal with the problem on Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands? How can we analyze nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula? Can the European Union make any contribution to stabilizing the Asia-Pacific region? Those are some of the concrete questions this book tackles with in order to find ways and means to establish a more amicable Asia-Pacific region.
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Yoneyuki Sugita, Professor, Osaka University
Chapter 1: Yoneyuki Sugita Professor, Osaka University
U.S.–Japan Relations in Transition: From Cold War to Post-Cold War
Chapter 2: Miyuki Daimaruya, Specially-appointed Research Fellow, Ochanomizu University,
Experiences of Japanese American Soldiers in the Korean War: Analyzing the Case of a Nisei Woman’s Military Service and Resettlement
Chapter 3: Victor Teo, Assistant Professor, Hong Kong University
Towards a More Amicable Asia-Pacific: Rethinking Japan’s Relations with the US and China
Chapter 4: Reinhard Drifte, Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle
Approaches to resolving the disputes in the East China Sea
Chapter 5: David Walton, Senior Lecturer, Western Sydney University
Juggling Triads: Australian Foreign Policy towards Japan and China
Chapter 6: Emilian Kavalski, Associate Professor, Australian Catholic University
Are There Normative Powers in the Asia-Pacific? An Inquiry into the Normative Power of China and Japan
Chapter 7: Bart Gaens, Senior Research Fellow, the Finnish Institute of International Affairs
The Asia-Europe Meeting ASEM: A Role for the European Union in Asia?
About the Contributors
Index
Introduction: Yoneyuki Sugita, Professor, Osaka University
Chapter 1: Yoneyuki Sugita Professor, Osaka University
U.S.–Japan Relations in Transition: From Cold War to Post-Cold War
Chapter 2: Miyuki Daimaruya, Specially-appointed Research Fellow, Ochanomizu University,
Experiences of Japanese American Soldiers in the Korean War: Analyzing the Case of a Nisei Woman’s Military Service and Resettlement
Chapter 3: Victor Teo, Assistant Professor, Hong Kong University
Towards a More Amicable Asia-Pacific: Rethinking Japan’s Relations with the US and China
Chapter 4: Reinhard Drifte, Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle
Approaches to resolving the disputes in the East China Sea
Chapter 5: David Walton, Senior Lecturer, Western Sydney University
Juggling Triads: Australian Foreign Policy towards Japan and China
Chapter 6: Emilian Kavalski, Associate Professor, Australian Catholic University
Are There Normative Powers in the Asia-Pacific? An Inquiry into the Normative Power of China and Japan
Chapter 7: Bart Gaens, Senior Research Fellow, the Finnish Institute of International Affairs
The Asia-Europe Meeting ASEM: A Role for the European Union in Asia?
About the Contributors
Index