This book explores the turnaround in Japanese strategy and trade policy from a single-track approach to greater engagement in pursuing bilateral Free-Trade Agreements.
This book explores the turnaround in Japanese strategy and trade policy from a single-track approach to greater engagement in pursuing bilateral Free-Trade Agreements.
Jemma Kim is Associate Professor of the School of Global Japanese Studies at Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan. She earned her PhD in International Relations from Graduate School of Law, Hitotsubashi University, 2008 (Double Master Degree in both Korea University and Hitotsubashi University). Her specialties are International Political Economy, FTA policy and East Asian international relations. Prior to joining Meiji University, she was Assistant Professor at the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University and COE researcher at the Department of Law in Hitotsubashi University.
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Introduction. Chapter 1 Globalization and the New Regionalism: The Interplay between Divergence and Convergence. Chapter 2 Domestic Politics of Japanese FTA Policy: An Analysis of the Japan-Singapore FTA Negotiation Process. Chapter 3 Domestic Politics of Japanese FTA Policy: An Analysis of the Japan-Mexico FTA Negotiation Process. Chapter 4 East Asian Integration and Domestic Politics: The Case of South Korea. Chapter 5 Japan's Choice: TPP Rule Setter or Follower? Chapter 6 Conclusion: The Evolution and Implications of Japan's FTA/TPP
Introduction. Chapter 1 Globalization and the New Regionalism: The Interplay between Divergence and Convergence. Chapter 2 Domestic Politics of Japanese FTA Policy: An Analysis of the Japan-Singapore FTA Negotiation Process. Chapter 3 Domestic Politics of Japanese FTA Policy: An Analysis of the Japan-Mexico FTA Negotiation Process. Chapter 4 East Asian Integration and Domestic Politics: The Case of South Korea. Chapter 5 Japan's Choice: TPP Rule Setter or Follower? Chapter 6 Conclusion: The Evolution and Implications of Japan's FTA/TPP
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