Titlebook: Japanese Foreign Policy in Asia and the Pacific; Domestic Interests, Akitoshi Miyashita (Lecturer of international rela Book 2001 Akitoshi

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,Consensus or Compliance? ,, Interests, and Japan’s Foreign Aid,by Kent Calder in his 1988 article.. Calder presented a picture of Japan that is passive in its engagement in international affairs and stressed the crucial role that foreign (especially American) pressure, or ., plays in Japanese decision making. The article stirred much debate on the character of

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,Cautious Proactivism and Reluctant Reactivism: Analyzing Japan’s Foreign Policy toward Indochina,neither the will nor the capacity to conduct an independent foreign policy despite its enormous economic strength, and thus continually adapts its diplomatic course in response to foreign pressure (.). On the other hand, Japan is also often characterized as a proactive, aggressive benefit-maximizer

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,Japan’s Role in the Making of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), Calder’s criticism that Japan’s foreign policy is largely reactive and often backs down when foreign pressure is exerted. Long before 1989, the year the first ministerial meeting of APEC was held, Japan, like other countries, had already initiated various plans to promote economic cooperation in th

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,Determining Factors in Japan’s Cooperation and Noncooperation with the United States: The Case of Aa (hereafter Asia), economic growth that turned many of these economies from low income to middle income countries, creating the so-called East Asian economic miracle. The Thai currency, the baht, was the first to be attacked by the market, in May 1997. After supporting its currency’s peg to a baske

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