The New Definition of Japan's Foreign Policy, by Koji Kakizawa With the end of the Cold War, Japan needs to redefïne its international role, especially its relationship with the United States. It can no longer confine itself to the role of economie contributor. Japan is called upon to undertake a more active political role, notably in the context of Asia's économie and strategie transformation. Such a policy must be implemented in the framework of regional or international organizations. Hence, Tokyo's participation in APEC and ASEM as well as in UN peace-keeping forces allows it to combine its membership in the Asian and in the industrialized worlds, and to enter the global political scene. These new responsibilities should translate into ...
■ Régine Serra, Japan : the Iraqi Legacy For the past décade, Japanese foreign and security policy...
Au lendemain de la seconde guerre mondiale, avec le retour à la souveraineté, le Japon commença auss...
Beyond the 1995 NPT Conference : a Japanese View, by Mitsuru Kurosawa Nuclear weapons evoke a profou...
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Tandis que le Japon conserve sa force d’autodéfense et qu’il a une alliance militaire avec une super...
Japan's Foreign Policy Since the Meiji Era : an Attempt of Interpretation, by Jean-Marie Bouissou Jo...
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Inexistante dans la littérature académique à ce jour, cette thèse propose une étude de la diplomatie...
The cold war which dominated the foreign policies of most of the world's industrialised nations has...
Asian foreign policy, and particularly Japanese foreign policy, is gradually becoming more proactive...
Japan 1979-1999: the End of Insularity, by Karoline Postel-Vinay Japan's position in the world has c...
■ Régine Serra, Japan : the Iraqi Legacy For the past décade, Japanese foreign and security policy...
Au lendemain de la seconde guerre mondiale, avec le retour à la souveraineté, le Japon commença auss...
Beyond the 1995 NPT Conference : a Japanese View, by Mitsuru Kurosawa Nuclear weapons evoke a profou...
The New Definition of Japan's Foreign Policy, by Koji Kakizawa With the end of the Cold War, Japan n...
The New Concept of Japanese Diplomacy, by Yukio Satoh The Gulf War seems to have materialized a chan...
IN SEARCH OF A NEW WORLD ECONOMIC ORDER. JAPAN: POLITICAL CONFORMITY IN THE SERVICE OF A DYNAMIC ECO...
Japan and the United Nations. By withdrawing from the League of Nations in 1933, Japan has chosen i...
Japan and South-East Asia, a New Partnership, by Sophie Boisseau du Rocher Over the last 40 years, T...
Tandis que le Japon conserve sa force d’autodéfense et qu’il a une alliance militaire avec une super...
Japan's Foreign Policy Since the Meiji Era : an Attempt of Interpretation, by Jean-Marie Bouissou Jo...
Japan and the World Order, by Thierry de Montbrial The Worldwide ramifications of the balance of pow...
Inexistante dans la littérature académique à ce jour, cette thèse propose une étude de la diplomatie...
The cold war which dominated the foreign policies of most of the world's industrialised nations has...
Asian foreign policy, and particularly Japanese foreign policy, is gradually becoming more proactive...
Japan 1979-1999: the End of Insularity, by Karoline Postel-Vinay Japan's position in the world has c...
■ Régine Serra, Japan : the Iraqi Legacy For the past décade, Japanese foreign and security policy...
Au lendemain de la seconde guerre mondiale, avec le retour à la souveraineté, le Japon commença auss...
Beyond the 1995 NPT Conference : a Japanese View, by Mitsuru Kurosawa Nuclear weapons evoke a profou...