The emerging logic of multilateralism and Japanese foreign policy

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Table of Contents / p2 (0003.jp2)
I.Introduction / p5 (0006.jp2)
II.What is Multilateralism? / p19 (0014.jp2)
(1)Multilateralism: The Definition / p20 (0015.jp2)
(2)Multilateral Cooperation: A Historical View / p30 (0020.jp2)
(3)Multilateralism: Skeptics and Proponents / p34 (0022.jp2)
III.The United States and the United Nations: A Case Study / p42 (0026.jp2)
(1)The United States and the Creation of the United Nations / p43 (0027.jp2)
(2)U.S. Disenchantment with the United Nations / p50 (0031.jp2)
(3)Renewed Enthusiasm for the United Nations After the End of the Cold War / p56 (0034.jp2)
(4)UN Pessimism in the United States / p62 (0037.jp2)
(5)Abandoning the United Nations? / p68 (0040.jp2)
IV.Japan and the United Nations: A Case Study / p75 (0043.jp2)
(1)Japan's Accession to the United Nations and the Unanswered Question / p76 (0044.jp2)
(2)The Unanswered Question Revisited / p82 (0047.jp2)
(3)Japan's UN-centered Diplomacy / p106 (0059.jp2)
V.The Emerging Logic of Multilateralism in the Post-Cold War Era / p149 (0081.jp2)
(1)The Logic of Multilateralism in the United Nations / p150 (0082.jp2)
(2)The Evolving Concept of Cooperative Security / p166 (0090.jp2)
(3)Emerging Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific / p193 (0104.jp2)
(4)Evolving Japanese Multilateralism / p218 (0116.jp2)
VI.Conclusion / p227 (0121.jp2)
Bibliography / p245 (0131.jp2)