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Europäische Bestimmungen und Übereinkommen at times, even enthusiastic, attitude toward post-Cold War regional multilateralism began to change again in the late 1990s, around which time, Japan’s support for the existing multilateral institutions appeared to have become less constant, while the country started opting for new types of inter-g

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Das Messen mit elektrischen Gerätenp that Washington enjoys with Singapore rather than with formal ally Japan? Are we wise to pin any hope whatsoever on the quest for formal binding targets on carbon emissions as opposed to the possibility of informal, and even tacit or non-negotiated, understandings between at least some of the majo

Ingenuity

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09543-9s. Furthermore, for those concerned with maintaining a United States or other major state commitment to multilateral institutions — either to soften the impact of dominance, constrain unilateralist impulses or help legitimate policy positions — these informal institutions are also worthy of support.

Ingenuity

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91774-0 they played little role in producing the crisis, there are a variety of other reasons why they should remain high on the agenda of global economic governance. Not least, continuing large payments imbalances raise concerns about the consequences of the growing net indebtedness of the United States a

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Japan and Regional Multilateralism in Asia: The Case of the Trilateral Strategic Dialogue as a New I at times, even enthusiastic, attitude toward post-Cold War regional multilateralism began to change again in the late 1990s, around which time, Japan’s support for the existing multilateral institutions appeared to have become less constant, while the country started opting for new types of inter-g

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Thinking in Time: War Memories, Post-War Reconciliation and Regional Cooperation in Europe and Asiarmal institutions require a deeper layer of mutual trust built by shared identity, historical legacy, responsible leadership and mutual respect, both between leaders and societies. As the chapter stretches so widely, readers must tolerate a somewhat general, but hopefully fruitful, treatment of much