The international relations of Japan and South East Asia : forging a new regionalism / Sueo Sudo
Series: Politics in Asia series / edited by Michael LeiferPublication details: England ; New York : Routledge, 2002Description: xv, 176 p. : ill., map ; 24 cmISBN:- 0415255813
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"Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada by Routledge" - T.p. verso
List of illustrations. - Acknowledgments. - List of abbreviations. - Chronology of Japan - ASEAN relations. - Map of Japan and South East Asia. - 1. Introduction: Japanese foreign relations and South East Asia. - 2. The nurturing of a new regionalism in South East Asia: ASEAN-PMC and Japan. 3. Japan's dynamic foreign policy toward South East Asia: three doctrines. - 4. Japan's economic networking : ODA as an active foreign policy. - 5. Japan's political networking: in search of a security role. - 6. Molding a new regionalism in East Asia: Japanese leadership in the 1990s 98. - 7. Conclusion: whither Japan-South East Asian relations? - Appendix I. The Fukuda Doctrine, 1977. - Appendix II. The Takeshita Doctrine, 1989. - Appendix III. The Hashimoto Doctrine, 1997. - Notes. - Bibliography. - Index.