This book presents a comprehensive overview of EU-Japan relations from 1970 to the present. It charts developments over the period, analyses key specific areas of importance to the relationship, and concludes by assessing how the relationship is likely to develop going forward. Throughout, the book discusses the factors on both sides which motivate the relationship, including Japan's concern to secure markets for its advanced industrial products, and the factors motivating current negotiations for a deeper and more comprehensive economic and cooperative partnership.
This book presents a comprehensive overview of EU-Japan relations from 1970 to the present. It charts developments over the period, analyses key specific areas of importance to the relationship, and concludes by assessing how the relationship is likely to develop going forward. Throughout, the book discusses the factors on both sides which motivate the relationship, including Japan's concern to secure markets for its advanced industrial products, and the factors motivating current negotiations for a deeper and more comprehensive economic and cooperative partnership.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jörn Keck is a former Ambassador to Japan of the EU Commission. Dimitri Vanoverbeke is Professor of Japanese Studies at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. Franz Waldenberger is Professor of Japanese Economy at the Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction: Europe and Japan from the Common Market to the European Union Part 1: EU Japan Relations 1970 Onward 1. 1970 1982: Growing Difficulties and the GATT Procedure 2. 1983 1987: Export Moderation as a Panacea or Can Japan Change? 3. 1987 1990: Keeping Relations on an Even Keel 4. 1990 1995: Cooperation Developing the Policy 5. 1990 1995: Trade and Economics From Confrontation to Conversation 6. 1996 2000: Consolidating a Mature Relationship 7. 2000 2010: Shaping a Common Future in the Decade of Japan Europe Cooperation Rhetoric and Policies 8. Forty Years of EU Japan Relations: Were They Driven by Trade and Exchange Rate Concerns? Part 2: Case studies 9. A Long running Dispute Finally Resolved: Reform of Japan's Liquor Tax Regime 10. The Elements of Consensus: Liberalising EC Japan Passenger Car Trade in the 1990s 11. The Darker Side of Market Access: Pork Meat Trade, Harbour Management Fund and Construction (1987 1991) 12. The European Community and Japan Negotiating Agriculture in the Uruguay Round 13. Exploring Common Interests: Cooperation in Science and Technology 14. The History and Role of EU Japan Parliamentary Exchanges Part 3: Looking Forward 15. The EU Japan Relationship in Asia 16. The Dynamics in the EU Japan Relationship
Preface Introduction: Europe and Japan from the Common Market to the European Union Part 1: EU Japan Relations 1970 Onward 1. 1970 1982: Growing Difficulties and the GATT Procedure 2. 1983 1987: Export Moderation as a Panacea or Can Japan Change? 3. 1987 1990: Keeping Relations on an Even Keel 4. 1990 1995: Cooperation Developing the Policy 5. 1990 1995: Trade and Economics From Confrontation to Conversation 6. 1996 2000: Consolidating a Mature Relationship 7. 2000 2010: Shaping a Common Future in the Decade of Japan Europe Cooperation Rhetoric and Policies 8. Forty Years of EU Japan Relations: Were They Driven by Trade and Exchange Rate Concerns? Part 2: Case studies 9. A Long running Dispute Finally Resolved: Reform of Japan's Liquor Tax Regime 10. The Elements of Consensus: Liberalising EC Japan Passenger Car Trade in the 1990s 11. The Darker Side of Market Access: Pork Meat Trade, Harbour Management Fund and Construction (1987 1991) 12. The European Community and Japan Negotiating Agriculture in the Uruguay Round 13. Exploring Common Interests: Cooperation in Science and Technology 14. The History and Role of EU Japan Parliamentary Exchanges Part 3: Looking Forward 15. The EU Japan Relationship in Asia 16. The Dynamics in the EU Japan Relationship
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