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Introduction: Japan, The Great Powers, And The Coordination Of North Korea Policy / Linus Hagström And Marie Söderberg --japan And The Recurrent Nuclear Crisis / Tsuneo Akaha -- The Rationales Behind North Korean Foreign Policy / Han S. Park -- Seoul's Policy Towards Pyongyang: Strategic Culture And The Negligibility Of Japan / Balbina Y. Hwang -- Us North Korea Policy: The Japan Factor / Yoichiro Sato -- Chinese North Korea Policy: A Secondary Role For Japan / Quansheng Zhao -- Russian North Korea Policy: Old Conflicts Obstacle For Russo-japanese Cooperation / Alexander Zhebin -- The Eu's North Korea Policy: No Trace Of Japanese Influence / Rüdiger Frank -- Japan And Multilateralism In The North Korean Nuclear Crisis: Road Map Or Dead End? / Christopher W. Hughes. Edited By Linus Hagström And Marie Söderberg. Includes Index.
This volume investigates the extent and effectiveness of Japanese influence on the North Korea policies of major global powers. Edited by Linus Hagström and Marie Söderberg, the text compiles essays from various regional experts to analyze how Japan navigates its security interests amidst the nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula. The contributors evaluate whether Japan acts as a primary driver or a secondary actor in multilateral diplomatic efforts involving the United States, China, Russia, and the European Union.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a specialized resource for understanding the complexities of East Asian security architecture. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the rigorous focus on diplomatic history and state-level strategic interests.
Page Count:
177
Publication Date:
2006-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203966651
ISBN-13:
9780203966655
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