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1. Japan's foreign and security policy under the 'Abe Doctrine' : new dynamism or new dead end? [2015]
- Hughes, Christopher W., author.
- Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
- Description
- Book — x, 114 pages : illustration ; 23 cm.
- Summary
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- 1. Introduction: From 'Yoshida Doctrine' To 'Abe Doctrine'?
- 2. The Origins And Ideological Drivers Of The 'Abe Doctrine' Ending The 'Post-War Regime', Restoring Great Power Status Constitutional Revision Historical Revisionism, Challenging The Kono Statement, Patriotic Education Yasukuni Shrine And Challenging The Tokyo Tribunals
- 3. Japan's National Security Under Abe National Security Strategy, National Defence Programme Guidelines, State Secrecy Law Breaching The Arms Export Ban, Militarisation Of ODA Collective Self-Defence Made Reality Radical New Security Precedents
- 4. The 'Abe Doctrine' And US-Japan Relations Revising The US-Japan Defence Guidelines, Futenma Relocation, TPP Negotiations Fears Of Abandonment, Resistance In Okinawa, Trade Blockages Distrust Over Revisionism And Yasukuni Who Is Entrapping Whom?
- 5. Japan's Relations Under Abe With China, The Korean Peninsula, And ASEAN Encircling China More Progress With North Korea Than South Korea? Abe Isolates Japan, China Encircles Japan? Sino-Japanese Stalemate?
- 6. Conclusion: 'Abe Doctrine' As Revolution Or Contradictory Failure? Three Great Contradictions Resentful Realism Redux.
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2. Japan's remilitarisation [2009]
- Hughes, Christopher W.
- Oxon, U.K. ; New York : Routledge for International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2009.
- Description
- Book — 186 p. : ill., charts ; 24 cm.
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- Introduction
- 1. The Trajectory of Japan's Remilitarisation
- 2. Japan's Military Doctrine, Expenditure and Power Projection
- 3. The Transformation of Civilian Control
- 4. Japan's Military-Industrial Complex
- 5. Japan's External Military Commitments
- 6. The Erosion of Japan's Anti-militaristic Principles Conclusion: Japan's remilitarisation: implications and future directions Appendix: Tables and charts.
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U162 .A3 NO.403 | Available |
- Hughes, Christopher W.
- Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press for the International Institute of Strategic Studies, 2004.
- Description
- Book — 156 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- INTRODUCTION--
- 1. Japan's post-war security trajectory and policy system-- The Yoshida doctrine-- Japan's security policy-making system: leaning towards immobilism--
- 2. Japan's shifting security trajectory and policy system-- Japan's security environment: global, regional, alliance and domestic crises-- Japan's new security policy debate: towards a 'normal' state?-- Japan's newly proactive policy-making system--
- 3. Japan's national security policy and capabilities-- National Defence Programme Outline revision-- National emergency legislation-- Japan's military hardware: pursuing power projection capabilities-- Challenging post-war security taboos and constitutional restraints--
- 4. Forging a strengthened US-Japan alliance-- Rescuing the alliance-- Revision of the Japan-US Guidelines for Defence Cooperation-- Okinawa, US bases and force realignments-- Ballistic Missile Defence--
- 5. Japan, regional cooperation, multilateral security and the 'war on terror'-- Bilateral regional security dialogue-- Anti-piracy cooperation-- Multilateral security dialogue and exercises-- Japan and UN PKO-- Japan and the 'war on terror' in Afganistan and Iraq-- CONCLUSION-- Japan locks itself into the US-Japan alliance-- Japan and the regional security order: reinforcing US hegemony-- NOTES.
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U162 .A3 NO.368/369 | Unknown |
- Hughes, Christopher W.
- Boulder, CO : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2004.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource (299 pages) Digital: data file.
- Summary
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- Title page ; Copyright page ; Contents ; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Japan and East Asian Security; Approaches; Contribution; Structure;
- Chapter 1- Security Concepts: A Multidimensional Framework; Definitions of Security; Security Actors: Referent Objects; Substate and Nonstate Groupsas Referent Objects of Security; Security Actors: Deniers and Suppliers of Security; The Military Security Dimension; The Economic Security Dimension; The Environmental Security Dimension; Approaches to Achieving Security; Capacity:Political/Diplomatic, Military, and Economic Power.
- Conclusion: The Complex Security Agendaand Comprehensive Responses
- Chapter 2- East Asia's Cold War Security Agenda; East Asian Security Dynamics; Decolonization and the Political Economy; Decolonization and Bipolarization; Security Actors, Threats, and Responses; Conclusion: East Asia and Japan'sEmerging Comprehensive Security Agenda;
- Chapter 3- East Asia's Contemporary Security Agenda; East Asian Security Dynamics; Table 3.1 GDP Growth Rates in East Asia, 1996-2000; Security Actors, Threats, and Responses; Conclusion: A Comprehensive Security Agenda.
- Chapter 4- Japan's Comprehensive Security Policies in the Cold War EraJapanese Conceptions of Security; Japanese Security Policyin the Immediate Postwar Period; Japan's Cold War Strategic Security Interests; Japan's Cold War Military Security Policy; Japan's Cold War Military Security Policy; Japan's Cold War Economic Security Policy; Japan's Cold War Environmental Security Policy; Conclusion:Japan's Emerging Comprehensive Security Policy;
- Chapter 5- Japan's Contemporary Military Security Policy; Japanese Security Debates in the Post-Cold War Period.
- Japan's Post-Cold War Security Threat PerceptionsJapan's Military Security Policyin the Post-Cold War Period; Japan's Bilateral Military Security Policy in the Post-Cold War Period; Table 5.1 Functions and Fields and Examples of Items of Cooperation in Areas Surrounding Japan Under the Revised 1997 DefenseGuidelines; Japan's Multilateral Military Security Policy in the Post-Cold War Period; Box 5.1 Military Exchanges Between Japan and South Korea(ROK), 1979-2001; Box 5.2 Military Exchanges Between Japan and ASEAN, 1988-2002; Box 5.3 Military Exchanges Between Japan and China (PRC), 1985-2000.
- Conclusion: Japan as a "Normal" Military Power?
- Chapter 6- Japan's Contemporary Economic and Environmental Security Policy; Economic Security Threat Perceptions and Responses; Table 6.1 Reports of Armed Robbery and Hijacking Piratical Incidents Toward Japanese-Related Shipping, 1989-2001; Environmental Security ThreatPerceptions and Responses; Conclusion: Japan as a Multidimensional Security Actor;
- Chapter 7- Conclusion: The Trajectory of Japanese Security Policy; Japan's Trajectory and Effectiveness as a Security Actor in East Asia and Globally; Acronyms; References; Index; About the Book.
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- Hughes, Christopher W.
- Boulder, Colo. : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2004.
- Description
- Book — ix, 287 p. ; 24 cm.
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Long constrained as a security actor by constitutional as well as external factors, Japan now increasingly is called to play a greater role in stabilizing both the Asia-Pacific region and the entire international system. Japan's Security Agenda explores the country's diplomatic, political, military, and economic concerns and policies within this new context.
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UA845 .H84 2004 | Unknown |
- Hughes, Christopher W.
- Londond ; New York : Routledge, 1999.
- Description
- Book — xxii, 234 p.
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- List of tables and figures. Acknowledgements. Glossary. Introduction. Glaobal and Japanese conceptions of power and security in the post-Cold War era. Theory of economic power and security. Military and economic conceptions of the North Korean security problem. Japanese economic power and North Korea. The Japanese policy-making process and economic versus military security. Conclusion. References.
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DS849 .K7 H85 1999B | Unknown |
- Hughes, Christopher W.
- London ; New York : Routledge, 1997.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource (xvi, 186 pages) : illustrations Digital: data file.
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For China, Taiwan is next in line to be unified with the People's Republic after Hong Kong in 1997. China's claim on Taiwan is of great importance to the politics of Chinese Nationalism, and is central to the dynamics of power in this most volatile of regions. The democratic challenge from Taiwan is very potent and its status and identity within the international community is crucial to its survival. Taiwan and Chinese Nationalism explores how Taiwan's status has come to be a symbol for the legitimacy of the Chinese regime in the evolution of Chinese nationalism. It also demonstrates how this view has been challenged by demands for democratization in Taiwan. The KMT regime is shown to have allowed sovereignty to be practised by the population of the island while maintaining the claim that it is a part of China. The result is a "post-nationalist" identity for the island in an intermediate state between independence and unification with the PRC.
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8. East Asia and food (in)security [2016]
- London ; New York : Routledge, 2016.
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- Book — x, 193 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm
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- 1. Introduction: East Asia and food (in)security Shaun Breslin and Christopher W. Hughes
- 2. Rice security in Southeast Asia: beggar thy neighbor or cooperation? Amy Freedman
- 3. Food in China's international relations Daojiong Zha and Hongzhou Zhang
- 4. Supermarkets, iron buffalos and agrarian myths: exploring the drivers and impediments to food systems modernisation in Southeast Asia J. Jackson Ewing
- 5. Food security, the palm oil-land conflict nexus, and sustainability: a governance role for a private multi-stakeholder regime like the RSPO? Helen E. S. Nesadurai
- 6. Going out: China's food security from Southeast Asia Nicholas Thomas
- 7. 'Land grabbing' or harnessing of development potential in agriculture? East Asia's land-based investments in Africa Franklyn Lisk
- 8. Food security: global trends and regional perspective with reference to East Asia Ching-Cheng Chang, Huey-Lin Lee and Shih-Hsun Hsu.
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HD9016 .E182 E27 2016 | Unknown |
- Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire [England] ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2009.
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- Book — xi, 260 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
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- Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Globalization, Political Violence and Translation: An Introduction-- E.Bielsa PART I: INTERPRETING GLOBAL VIOLENCE Terminal Paradox of Globalization-- K.Tester Translating Terror: Siting Truth, Justice and Rights Amidst the Two 'Terror' Wars-- U.Baxi Ethics and Violence-- A.Aguilera The Sovereign, the Martyr and 'Just War' Beyond the Jus Publicum Europaeum: The Dilemma of Political Theology-- S.Wiegel PART II: NARRATIVES OF GLOBAL TERROR Semantic Asymmetries and 'The War on Terror'-- M.Montgomery Missiles in Athens and Tanks at Heathrow: Urban Security and the Materialization of 'Global Threat'-- S.Price Between Exceptionalism and Universalism: Photography as Cultural Diplomacy-- L.Kennedy PART III: TRANSLATING TERROR Translation, Ethics and Ideology in a Violent Globalizing World-- M.Tymoczko Translation - 9/11: Terrorism, Immigration, Language Politics-- E.Apter Translators in War Zones: Ethics Under Fire in Iraq-- M.Inghilleri Resisting State Terror: Theorizing Communities of Activist Translators and Interpreters-- M.Baker Conclusion: Globalization, Political Violence and Security-- C.W.Hughes Index.
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JZ1318 .G67912 2009 | Unknown |
- London ; New York : Routledge, 2008.
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- Book — xv, 291 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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- "List of Contributors. Preface and Acknowledgements." Part I: Introduction
- 1. Globalization's Shadow: An Introduction to the Globalization of Political Violence "Richard Devetak" Part II: Military Force
- 2. Globalization and Military Force(s) "Graeme Cheeseman"
- 3. Cosmopolitanism and Military Intervention "William Smith and Robert Fine" Part III: Global Insecurity
- 4. Globalization and Political Violence: The Environmental Connection "Lorraine Elliott"
- 5. International Legal Responses to WMD proliferation "Daniel H. Joyner" Part IV: States of Violence
- 6. The Globalization of Violence against Refugees "Sharon Pickering"
- 7. Old Violences, New Challenges: The Adaptation of Basque ETA to its Changing Environment "Asta Maskaliunaite" Part V: State Failure and the Global Economy
- 8. State Failure and Intervention in Africa "Paul-Simon Handy and Dunja Speiser"
- 9. Post-Conflict Recovery: New Wars and the Global Economy "Tony Addison" Part VI: Counter-Globalizations
- 10. Antipodal Terrorists? Accounting for Differences in Australian "Global" Neojihadists "Peter Lentini"
- 11. "Viva Nihilism!" On Militancy and Machismo in (Anti-) Globalization Protest "Sian Sullivan "Bibliography.
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JC328.6 .G55 2008 | Unknown |
- Seattle ; Washington, D.C. : The National Bureau of Asian Research, [2017]
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- Book — xv, 244 pages : illustration ; 23 cm.
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UA830 .P68 2017 | Available |
- London ; New York : Routledge, 2008.
- Description
- Book — xvi, 269 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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- This book explores the relationship between regionalisation and global governance, surveying the theoretical debates, economic dimensions, security considerations and governing structures It fills a niche in the market where most of the publications deal with either globalisation or regionalisation/regionalism, but rarely with the connections between these two important processes The book features contributions from well known experts from a variety of disciplines including: international relations, area studies, international economics, international political economy, political science, public administration and development studies The topic is widely taught at post-graduate level and at upper undergarduate level.
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