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Title: JAPAN: Foreign Relations


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JAPAN Foreign Relations Defense
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Key Issues 1)
  • 1. Following the US with frustration
  • a) China Policy 1972
  • b) Weak Diplomacy on Okinawa US Base
  • 2. The Lack of Principles
  • a) Foreign Aid Policy Democracy
  • b) South Africa during Apartheid
  • 3. Weak Intelligence
  • a) Soviet Military Coup against Gorbachev

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Key Issues 2)
  • 4. Inward Looking Diplomats
  • Meet Japanese Politicians rather than US VIP
  • 5. Revisionists
  • Rational, Right Wing
  • 6. Misperception US role in the Japanese
    security
  • Security Treaty, Base, Atomic Bomb
  • 7. World War II Legacy
  • 8. Trade Surplus Economic Imperialism?

4
Foreign Political Relations
  • 1. Geopolitics
  • a) Island Nation located in the cold spot and
    then hot spot
  • b) Nationalism Natural National Border
  • c) Poor Natural Resources

5
History
  • a) Mongolian Attack Divine Wind Kamikaze
  • b) No colonial experience
  • c) Meiji Rich Nation Strong Army
  • d) Colonization The Greater East Asia
    Co-Prosperity Sphere
  • (1) Taiwan
  • (2) Korea
  • (3) Manchuria

6
World War II Legacy in Asia
  • (1) Textbook Issues
  • (a) Advance vs Aggression
  • (2) Comfort Women
  • (3) Nanjing Massacre

7
Japan-China Relations
  • a) Normalization 1972 Nixon and Tanaka
  • b) Special Historical Relationship
  • c) Japanese Left and China
  • d) Current IT industrial development

8
Japan-Soviet (Russia) Relations
  • Russians negative image
  • (1) Russo-Japan war
  • (2) Soviet advance after the surrender 600,000
    POW
  • (3) Northern Territory Issue Kurile

9
Japan and the Third World
  • a) JICA aid
  • b) Racism South Africa

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Relations with the United States
  • a) The Cold War ally
  • b) Korea War Vietnam War big demand
  • c) 1970s relation turned tense economy
  • d) Nixon China Gold Rise of Yen values
  • e) 1980s trade conflicts
  • f) 1990s Asian economic crisis

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Security Issues
  • a) Ambivalence free rider threat
  • b) Japans GNP 1 policy
  • c) The Mutual Security Treaty For whom?

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3. Development Assistance
  • a) ODA No.1 since 1988
  • b) Tied to its own economic development?

13
Technical Cooperation
  • a) Military and Civilian technology
  • b) Better F-15?
  • c) FSX issue technonationalism
  • d) Japanese civilian technology in Gulf War

14
The Nuclear Issue
  • a) Nuclear Power Generation technonationalism

  • b) Nuclear Fusion and recent accidents
  • c) Public opposition Nuclear allergy

15
Foreign Economic Relations
  • a) 1973 Oil Shock used for improving efficiency
  • b) Non-Tariff Barrier NTB Japanese custom
  • c) US Market and US interest
  • d) Rabbit hutch mentality High satisfaction
    low consumption
  • e) Image of quality of domestic brand CD players

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International Trade Pressures
  • a) Stock exchange closed for long time until
    1985
  • d) Who is forcing to buy? American consumer
    minds
  • e) Weak open academic research
  • f) Super 301 Republican but tough on Japan
  • g) Structural Impediments Initiative in the
    1980s
  • h) Is Japan wrong?

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Defense
  • 1. The Myth of Japanese military power
  • 2. Defense Equipment, Business, Ideology
  • 3. Mongolian invasion The Opium War

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From Hot War to Cold War
  • 1. Article 9 by the United States GHQ
  • 2. Change of International atmosphere
  • 3. the Korean War
  • 4. 1950 Police Reserve
  • 5. 1954 SDF
  • 6. Various opinions toward SDF even within LDP

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The Japanese Defense Establishment
  • a) 1951 the Mutual Security Treaty
  • b) untested military in real fight
  • c) 1976 1 of GNP ceiling
  • d) 3rd Largest Military spending

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Organization of the Military
  • a) Quarter of million personnel
  • b) 90 of equipment produced domestically
  • c) Advanced Front-line equipment
  • d) Shortage of Ammunitions
  • e) Subsidizing American forces in Japan
  • f) nuclear allergy Three Non-Nuclear
    Principles no manufacture, no introduction, no
    possession

21
Projecting Japanese Military Power
  • a) PM Suzuki and Nakasone 1980s Sea lanes
    1000 miles
  • b) Nakasone Unsinkable Aircraft Career

22
Japan and International Peacekeeping Operations
  • 1. The Gulf War in 1991 No thanks to Japan while
    13 billion contribution checkbook diplomacy
  • 2. PKO under UN charter
  • 3. PKF Peace Senility

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Constraints on Expanding the Military
  • 1. Public Opinion
  • a) SDF as Disaster relief agency or worse Snow
    Festival
  • 2. Article 9
  • a) Avoidance of Rule on Constitutionality of
    SDF
  • 3. Budget Constraints
  • a) 1 1.006 in 1989

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Japanese Strategy in the 21st Century
  • 1. North Koreas Nuclear capability
  • 2. Tepodon Missile and vulnerability
  • 3. Yasukuni Shrine Issues
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