Japan's emerging global role : an institute for the study of diplomacy book

The authors isolate opportunities and obstacles--both at home and abroad--that shape the ways in which the Japanese define and pursue their global interests, giving new insight into the sources of constraints on Japanese foreign policies. Contents Preface PART 1 FRAMEWORK OF CONSTRAINTS AND OPPORTUNITIES 1 The Problem of Global Leadership: Waiting for Japan 2 The Debate About the New World Economic Order 3 The Japan That Wants to Be Liked: Society and International Participation 4 Japan's Global Responsibilities PART 2 SECURITY ISSUES 5 Prospects for U.S.-Japanese Security Cooperation 6 Northeast Asia and Japanese Security 7 Japan and the Future of Collective Security PART 3 POLITICAL ECONOMY ISSUES 8 Japan's Changing Political Economy 9 Japanese Trade and Investment Issues 10 Japan's Capital Exports: Molding East Asia 11 Japanese Technology and Global Influence PART 4 CONCLUSION 12 What Next? About the Contributors Index About the Book