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Toshiya Takahashi
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Abe Government
Abe's Policy
Abe’s Policy
alliance politics
Author_Toshiya Takahashi
Category=JPS
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China's Naval
China's Naval Expansion
China’s Naval
China’s Naval Expansion
defence policy analysis
Diaoyu Islands
Domestic Credibility
domestic perceptions of security policy
DPJ Government
East Asian security
East China Sea
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Friendship Diplomacy
Japan China Relations
Japan China Relationship
Japan's China Policy
Japan's Defense Policy
Japan's National Security
Japan's National Security Policy
Japan's Territorial Waters
Japanese Political Elites
Japan’s China Policy
Japan’s Defense Policy
Japan’s National Security
Japan’s National Security Policy
Japan’s Territorial Waters
JCG Vessel
JDA Director
Koizumi's Yasukuni Visits
Koizumi’s Yasukuni Visits
Murayama Statement
nationalism studies
Overseas Dispatch
regional power dynamics
Sino-Japanese relations
Yasukuni Shrine
Yasukuni Visits

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138477964
  • Weight: 460g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 19 Feb 2020
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Description

This book explores Japan’s emerging national security policy in relation to China. It considers the rise of nationalism in contemporary Japan, the recent actions of the Abe government to change Japan’s security policy course and the importance of domestic views, both elite and popular, about safety and credibility in shaping security policy. It highlights the lack of strong links between China and Japan and the existence in Japan of significant misconceptions about China. It discusses the politics of Japan’s alliances, examines the growth of national pride in Japan and of a more confrontational attitude toward China, and concludes by putting forward some scenarios for likely future developments and some policy proposals for a stable Japan–China relationship.
About Toshiya Takahashi

Toshiya Takahashi is an Associate Professor at Shoin University, Japan

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