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Routledge Japan's Peace-Building Diplomacy in Asia - Routledge

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Description
This scholarly examination challenges the conventional narrative of Japan as a passive player in international affairs, revealing how the nation has evolved into an active participant in conflict prevention and peace-building across Southeast and South Asia. Despite being the world's second largest economic power, Japan's foreign policy has traditionally been characterised as constrained by pacifism and driven by external influences. This book demonstrates Japan's strategic shift towards a more assertive diplomatic role that aligns with its economic standing, exploring how the country navigates its international responsibilities whilst maintaining its unique geopolitical position. Part of the Routledge Security in Asia Pacific Series, this volume provides essential insight into Japan's changing identity and its growing influence in regional stability efforts.

Key Features

Examines Japan's transition from a passive to an active political participant in Asian conflict prevention and peace-building initiatives.

Part of the Routledge Security in Asia Pacific Series, offering scholarly analysis grounded in contemporary international relations.

Addresses Japan's role despite being the world's second largest economic power and explores how it seeks greater diplomatic influence.

Challenges conventional portrayals of Japan's foreign policy as passive, presenting evidence of increasingly assertive regional engagement.

Analyses the intersection of Japan's pacifist traditions with its growing participation in peace-building operations across Southeast and South Asia.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Model
6 Tables, black and white
Format
hardcover
ASIN
0415413206
Category
Books > Subjects > Reference
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
26 May 2009
Listed Since
16 July 2007

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