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Japans Security Policy and the ASEAN Regional Forum: The Search for Multilateral Security in the Asia-Pacific
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Based on primary resources, including documents and extensive interviews with Japanese policy makers, this book provides a comprehensive and detailed empirical analysis of Japans involvement in Asia-Pacific security multilateralism after the end of the Cold War with special reference to the ARF. Giving an in-depth account of new developments in Japans post-Cold War security policy, Yuzawa also examines:Japans initial motivations, expectations and objectives for promoting regional security multilateralismJapans diplomacy for achieving these objectives and experiences in the ARF since its formationthe effectiveness and limitations of the ARF with regards national and Asia-Pacific securitythe effects of Japans experiences in the ARF on its initial conception of regional securty multilateralism and the implications of this for the direction of its overall security policyproblems and difficulties that arose as a result of Japans post-Cold War security policy of simultaneously pursuing two different security approaches - namely the strengthening of regional security institutions and the Japan-US alliance.This book will be an invaluable resource for students and scholars of Japanese security studies, as well as international relations, Asian politics and international organizations.

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Japans Security Policy and the ASEAN Regional Forum

The early 1990s witnessed a new development in the diplomatic dimension of Japans security policy. Reversing its long resistance to any initiatives for security multilateralism in the Asia-Pacific region, Japan began to explore the possibility of forming a regionwide forum for multilateral security dialogue. Active diplomacy from Japan contributed significantly to the foundation of the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) in 1994, providing the only region-wide security institution in the Asia-Pacific.

Drawing on primary documentation and extensive interviews with Japanese policy makers, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of Japans changing policy and viewpoint towards security multilateralism in the Asia-Pacific after the Cold War. Yuzawa looks at the role Japan has played in the evolution of the ARF, examining in detail a number of key areas including:

Japans initial motivations, expectations, and objectives for promoting security multilateralism in the Asia-Pacific region;
Japans diplomacy for achieving these objectives and roles in the ARF over the twelve years since its formation;
the effectiveness and limitations of the ARF with regards to national and Asia-Pacific security; and
the problems and difficulties that arose as a result of Japans post-Cold War security policy of simultaneously pursuing two differing security approaches.

In using Japans experiences in security institution-building in the region as a case study, the book not only illuminates the future direction of Japans security policy but also questions the validity of contending theoretical perspectives in understanding the role and effectiveness of the ARF.

Japans Security Policy and the ASEAN Regional Forum represents the first empirical study within the area to contribute to the current academic debate and as such will appeal to scholars of Japanese studies, politics, history, Asia-Pacific security and international relations.

Takeshi Yuzawa is Research Fellow at the Japan Institute of International Affairs. His research interests include Asia-Pacific security, Japans foreign and security policy, International Relations Theory.

Sheffield Centre for Japanese Studies/Routledge Series

Series Editor: Glenn D.Hook
Professor of Japanese Studies, University of Sheffield

This series, published by Routledge in association with the Centre for Japanese Studies at the University of Sheffield, both makes available original research on a wide range of subjects dealing with Japan and provides introductory overviews of key topics in Japanese Studies.

The Internationalization of Japan
Edited by Glenn D.Hook and Michael Weiner

Race and Migration in Imperial Japan
Michael Weiner

Japan and the Pacific Free Trade Area
Pekka Korhonen

Greater China and Japan
Prospects for an economic partnership?
Robert Taylor

The Steel Industry in Japan
A comparison with the UK
Hasegawa Harukiyo

Race, Resistance and the Ainu of Japan
Richard Siddle

Japans Minorities
The illusion of homogeneity
Edited by Michael Weiner

Japanese Business Management
Restructuring for low growth and globalization
Edited by Hasegawa Harukiyo and Glenn D.Hook

Japan and Asia Pacific Integration
Pacific romances 196896
Pekka Korhonen

Japans Economic Power and Security
Japan and North Korea
Christopher W.Hughes

Japans Contested Constitution
Documents and analysis
Glenn D.Hook and Gavan McCormack

Japans International Relations
Politics, economics and security
Glenn D.Hook, Julie Gilson, Christopher Hughes and Hugo Dobson

Japanese Education Reform
Nakasones legacy
Christopher P.Hood

The Political Economy of Japanese Globalisation
Glenn D.Hook and Hasegawa Harukiyo

Japan and Okinawa
Structure and subjectivity
Edited by Glenn D.Hook and Richard Siddle

Japan and Britain in the Contemporary World
Responses to common issues
Edited by Hugo Dobson and Glenn D.Hook

Japan and United Nations Peacekeeping
New pressures, new responses
Hugo Dobson

Japanese Capitalism and Modernity in a Global Era
Re-fabricating lifetime employment relations
Peter C.D.Matanle

Nikkeiren and Japanese Capitalism
John Crump

Production Networks in Asia and Europe
Skill formation and technology transfer in the automobile industry
Edited by Rogier Busser and Yuri Sadoi

Japan and the G7/8
19752002
Hugo Dobson

Japans Subnational Governments in International Affairs
Purnendra Jain

The Political Economy of Reproduction in Japan
Between nation-state and everyday life
Takeda Hiroko

Grassroots Pacifism in Post-War Japan
The rebirth of a nation
Mari Yamamoto

Interfirm Networks in the Japanese Electronics Industry
Ralph Paprzycki

Globalisation and Women in the Japanese Workforce
Beverley Bishop

Contested Governance in Japan
Sites and issues
Edited by Glenn D.Hook

Japans International Relations
Politics, economics and security Second edition
Glenn D.Hook, Julie Gilson, Christopher Hughes and Hugo Dobson

Japans Changing Role in Humanitarian Crises
Yukiko Nishikawa

Japan and East Asian Monetary Regionalism
Towards a proactive leadership role?
Shigeko Hayashi

Japans Relations with China
Facing a rising power
Lam Peng-Er

Representing the Other in Modern Japanese Literature
A critical approach
Edited by Rachael Hut chins on and Mark Williams

Myth, Protest and Struggle in Okinawa
Miyume Tanji

Nationalisms in Japan
Edited by Naoko Shimazu

Japans Security Policy and the ASEAN Regional Forum
The search for multilateral security in the Asia-Pacific
Takeshi Yuzawa

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