Postwar Japan's human and cultural foreign policy : a focus on the ASEAN 戦後日本外交の人的及び文化的側面 : 対ASEANを中心として

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    • Sylvano Dong E Mahiwo シルバノ ドンイ マヒウオ

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Title

Postwar Japan's human and cultural foreign policy : a focus on the ASEAN

Other Title

戦後日本外交の人的及び文化的側面 : 対ASEANを中心として

Author

Sylvano Dong E Mahiwo

Author(Another name)

シルバノ ドンイ マヒウオ

University

東京大学

Types of degree

学術博士

Grant ID

甲第8819号

Degree year

1991-02-22

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博士論文

Table of Contents

  1. TABLE OF CONTENTS / (0011.jp2)
  2. Acknowledgment / p1 (0010.jp2)
  3. Table of Contents / p2 (0011.jp2)
  4. List of Charts / p9 (0019.jp2)
  5. List of Figures / p10 (0021.jp2)
  6. Introduction / p1 (0022.jp2)
  7. PART ONE THE POLICY ENVIRONMENT / (0035.jp2)
  8. Chapter1 / p15 (0036.jp2)
  9. THE SETTING / p15 (0036.jp2)
  10. The Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai (KBS) / p17 (0038.jp2)
  11. Southeast Asia in Prewar Japanese Policy Map / p22 (0043.jp2)
  12. Wartime Propaganda Activities / p25 (0046.jp2)
  13. Tai-Nampo Bunka Kosaku and the Nampo Tokubetsu Ryugakusei Seido / p26 (0047.jp2)
  14. Immediate Postwar Years and Reconciliation Diplomacy / p32 (0053.jp2)
  15. Chapter2 / p36 (0057.jp2)
  16. THE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS (ASEAN):A POLICY PILOT AREA / p36 (0057.jp2)
  17. Beyond Cultural Purpose / p41 (0062.jp2)
  18. The ASEAN's Legal Receptivity to Human and Cultural Exchange / p47 (0068.jp2)
  19. The ASEAN:Japan's Gateway to Asia and the Asian Pacific Region / p52 (0073.jp2)
  20. Chapter3 / p54 (0075.jp2)
  21. NARIYUKI POLICY EVOLUTION DYNAMICS:A THEORETICAL ARGUMENT / p54 (0075.jp2)
  22. Principles behind Human and Cultural Foreign Policy:Some Selected Countries / p57 (0078.jp2)
  23. Spiritual Backbones of Foreign Policy / p63 (0084.jp2)
  24. Human and Cultural Exchange:Its Locus in Foreign Policy / p67 (0088.jp2)
  25. Government and Private Sector-Based International Human Exchange / p70 (0091.jp2)
  26. Policy Goal or Policy Instrument / p72 (0093.jp2)
  27. The Third World and Human Resources Development Diplomacy / p75 (0096.jp2)
  28. Diplomacy Based on Strength and/or Weakness / p78 (0099.jp2)
  29. Foreign Policy Formation:Stimuli vs.Taisaku and Kosaku / p81 (0102.jp2)
  30. The Japanese Nariyuki Policy Dynamics / p86 (0107.jp2)
  31. PART TWO THE POLICY DYNAMICS / (0114.jp2)
  32. Chapter4 / p94 (0115.jp2)
  33. CULTURAL EXCHANGE / p94 (0115.jp2)
  34. Postwar Reactivating of Cultural Activities / p96 (0117.jp2)
  35. Cultural Policy Scope / p98 (0119.jp2)
  36. Responding Culture / p102 (0123.jp2)
  37. The Japan Foundation-A New Flagship of Cultural Exchange / p105 (0126.jp2)
  38. Towards Stable International Cultural Exchange / p108 (0129.jp2)
  39. Chapter5 / p115 (0136.jp2)
  40. EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC COOPERATION / p115 (0136.jp2)
  41. Early Debates on International Educational Exchange / p116 (0137.jp2)
  42. Inter-agency Nawabari and Institutionalization Process / p120 (0141.jp2)
  43. Establishment of Foreign Students Program / p124 (0145.jp2)
  44. The Association of International Education,Japan(AIEJ) / p126 (0147.jp2)
  45. Some Features of Japanese Educational Exchange / p129 (0150.jp2)
  46. Foreign Student Problems beyond Institutions / p132 (0153.jp2)
  47. The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science(JSPS) / p135 (0156.jp2)
  48. JSPS and Developing Countries / p137 (0158.jp2)
  49. The United Nations University(UNU) / p138 (0159.jp2)
  50. Educational Liberalization / p140 (0161.jp2)
  51. Chapter6 / p143 (0164.jp2)
  52. TECHNICAL COOPERATION / p143 (0164.jp2)
  53. Postwar Japanese International Technical Cooperation-Origin and Development / p143 (0164.jp2)
  54. Private Industry Takes the Lead / p145 (0166.jp2)
  55. Purely Government-Based Technical Cooperation Programs / p148 (0169.jp2)
  56. The Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers(JOCV) / p152 (0173.jp2)
  57. Kaiqai Gijutsu Kyoryoku Jigyodan-First Institutionalization / p154 (0175.jp2)
  58. The Association of Overseas Training Scholarship(AOTS) / p159 (0180.jp2)
  59. Government-Based and Private-Based Technical Cooperation:Inseparable Partnership / p162 (0183.jp2)
  60. JICA:Second Institutionalization and Expanding Cooperation / p164 (0185.jp2)
  61. Chapter7 / p169 (0190.jp2)
  62. INTERNATIONAL YOUTH AND FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE / p169 (0190.jp2)
  63. Administrative Institution / p170 (0191.jp2)
  64. Initiatives in Youth and Friendship Exchange / p170 (0191.jp2)
  65. The ASEAN in Japan's Youth Exchange Policy / p171 (0192.jp2)
  66. Policy Transition and Initiatives / p174 (0195.jp2)
  67. Selective Friendship / p176 (0197.jp2)
  68. Policy and Social Attitude / p179 (0200.jp2)
  69. PART THREE THE POLICY PERSPECTIVES / (0204.jp2)
  70. Chapter8 / p184 (0205.jp2)
  71. TRENDS IN JAPAN'S HUMAN AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE POLICY / p184 (0205.jp2)
  72. I.Phase of Reactive Policy Formation(1945-1965) / p184 (0205.jp2)
  73. Pragmatic Utilitarianism / p186 (0207.jp2)
  74. II.Phase of Institutionalization(1965-1975) / p189 (0210.jp2)
  75. Economic Factors Propelled Institutionalization / p190 (0211.jp2)
  76. Government-Initiated Institutionalization of International Human and Cultural Exchange / p195 (0216.jp2)
  77. Institutional Autonomy / p198 (0219.jp2)
  78. Techno-Cultural Policy Orientation / p199 (0220.jp2)
  79. The Waribashi Policy Thrust / p205 (0226.jp2)
  80. III.The Active Phase of Human and Cultural Exchange Policy(1975-to the Start of Heisei Era) / p209 (0230.jp2)
  81. Era of Culture and A Nation of Culture / p212 (0233.jp2)
  82. Comprehensive Policy / p215 (0236.jp2)
  83. Foreign Policy Dilemma:Economic Giantism Dwarfs Policy Philosophy / p217 (0238.jp2)
  84. Recent Foreign Policy Initiatives / p219 (0240.jp2)
  85. Chapter9 / p221 (0242.jp2)
  86. JAPAN'S ASEAN HUMAN AND CULTURAL DIPLOMACY:PATTERN AND PERSPECTIVES / p221 (0242.jp2)
  87. Policy Formation / p221 (0242.jp2)
  88. Japanese Economic Organizations and Institutional Growth / p227 (0248.jp2)
  89. Achievements:Growth in Numbers / p228 (0249.jp2)
  90. Development Assistance and Non-Military Security / p234 (0255.jp2)
  91. Initiatives in Japanese Policy Concepts / p238 (0259.jp2)
  92. Problems and Lessons to Learn / p243 (0264.jp2)
  93. Building Individual and Organizational Bridges / p246 (0267.jp2)
  94. Towards Weaned Interdependence / p247 (0268.jp2)
  95. Chapter10 / p249 (0270.jp2)
  96. PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTS IN JAPAN'S HUMAN AND CULTURAL DIPLOMACY / p249 (0270.jp2)
  97. Towards Universal Policy Orientation / p259 (0280.jp2)
  98. Integrating Concept / p260 (0281.jp2)
  99. Nurturing a Policy Philosophy / p260 (0281.jp2)
  100. Chapter11 / p263 (0284.jp2)
  101. CONCLUSION / p263 (0284.jp2)
  102. Links Through the MNCs / p265 (0286.jp2)
  103. Internationalism,Regionalism,and Non-State Actors / p265 (0286.jp2)
  104. Ideological Flexibility / p268 (0289.jp2)
  105. Towards A Meta-Nation-state Approach to International Exchange / p269 (0290.jp2)
  106. NOTES / p278 (0299.jp2)
  107. BIBLIOGRAPHY / p304 (0325.jp2)
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    500000081577
  • NII Author ID (NRID)
    • 8000000081785
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