Japan and the IISS (eBook, ePUB)

Connecting Western and Japanese Strategic Thought from the Cold War to the War on Ukraine
Redaktion: Ward, Robert; Lebreton, Matthieu; Koshino, Yuka

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Produktbeschreibung

This book illuminates the evolution of Japanese strategic thinking since the 1960s against the background of Japan-UK interaction.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 568
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040025291
• Artikelnr.: 69628683

Autorenporträt

Robert Ward is the IISS Japan Chair and leads the Institute's Geo-economics and Strategy research programme, which focuses on a range of issues including global economic governance, rules and standards setting, and how economic coercion impacts policy at a national and corporate level. Yuka Koshino is a Research Fellow for Security and Technology Policy at the IISS where she carries out independent research on the impact of emerging technologies on security. Her research contributes both to the Defence and Military Analysis Programme and the Japan Chair Programme. Matthieu Lebreton was a Research Assistant for the Japan Chair Programme at the IISS between January 2022 and June 2023.

Inhaltsangabe

Editors' Note Contributors Acknowledgements Map: East Asia Foreword
Introduction Chapter One: Japan's bridging role between Asia and the West
Chapter Two: The role of the IISS in bridging Japanese and Western
strategic thinking 1960s Timeline of events (1945-1960s) Chapter Three: The
Japanese attitude towards China Chapter Four: American-Japanese relations
Chapter Five: The Asian balance of power: a comparison with European
precedents Chapter Six: The non-proliferation treaty and Japan 1970s
Timeline of events Chapter Seven: Japan's security in a multipolar world
Chapter Eight: Japan's non-nuclear policy Chapter Nine: Options for Japan's
foreign policy Chapter Ten: The energy problem and alliance systems: Japan
Chapter Eleven: Naval competition and security in East Asia 1980s Timeline
of events Chapter Twelve: The changing security circumstances in the 1980s
Chapter Thirteen The 1984 Alastair Buchan Memorial Lecture Chapter
Fourteen: Japanese security policy: address by Mr Tadashi Kuranari, foreign
minister of Japan, 8 September 1986 (excerpts) Chapter Fifteen: East Asia,
the Pacific and the West: strategic trends and implications: part II
Chapter Sixteen: The security of north-east Asia: part I Chapter Seventeen:
Prospects for security co-operation between East Asia and the West 1990s
Timeline of events Chapter Eighteen: Japan's role in international affairs
Chapter Nineteen: What role for Europe in Asian affairs? Chapter Twenty:
Rethinking Japan-US relations: security issues Chapter Twenty-One:
Identities and security in East Asia 2000-2020s Timeline of events Chapter
Twenty-Two: China debates missile defence Chapter Twenty-Three: Great-power
relations in Asia: a Japanese perspective Chapter Twenty-Four: The 13th
IISS Asia Security Summit - the Shangri-La Dialogue: keynote address
Chapter Twenty-Five: 'We are all small countries now': IISS 2019 Alastair
Buchan Lecture Chapter Twenty-Six The 19th Regional Security Summit - the
Shangri-La Dialogue: keynote address Index