Japan's international relations at the crossroads : wars, globalization and Japanese theorizings in the extended twentieth century
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Japan's international relations at the crossroads : wars, globalization and Japanese theorizings in the extended twentieth century
Peter Lang, c2021
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction
- Part 1. Politics of Wars before 1945. Japan's international relations: A brief history
- Awed, inspired, and disillusioned: Japanese scholarship on American politics
- World order debates in the twentieth century: Through the eyes of the two-level game and the second image (Reversed)
- Peering into the future by looking back: The Westphalian, Philadelphian, and Anti-Utopian paradigms
- Part 2. Politics of Globalization after 1945. Four Japanese scenarios for the future
- Japanese ideas of Asian regionalism
- A call for a new Japanese foreign policy: The dilemmas of a stakeholder state
- Japanese foreign policy as an "Asian" state
- Part 3. International Relations Theorizings. The study of international relations in Japan: Towards a more international discipline
- Are there any theories of international relations in Japan?
- It's global, stupid! Toward theorizing of global politics