Norms, Interests, and Power in Japanese Foreign Policy

Part I. Introduction

1. Introduction: Constructivism, Rationalism, and the Study of Norms in Japanese Foreign Policy
Yoichiro Sato, Keiko Hirata

Part II. Security and Diplomatic Policy

2. Where Do Norms Come From? Foundations of Japan’s Postwar Pacifism
Akitoshi Miyashita

3. International Norms and Civil Society: New Influences on Japanese Security Policy
Keiko Hirata

4. Norms, Structures, and Japan’s “Northern Territories” Policy
Kimie Hara

5. Three Norms of Collective Defense and Japan’s Overseas Troop Dispatches
Yoichiro Sato

Part III. International Political Economic Issues

6. Humanitarian and Democratic Norms in Japan’s ODA Distributions
Yoichiro Sato, Masahiko Asano

7. Norms and Japan’s Foreign Aid Policy in the South Pacific
Sandra Tarte

8. Japan’s Role in Latin America’s Debt Management, 1982–1991
Saori N. Katada

Part IV. Environmental Issues

9. Japan’s Whaling Politics
Keiko Hirata

10. The Kyoto Protocol from Formulation to Ratification: Japan’s Role in International Climate Negotiations
Eric Shibuya

Part V. Conclusion

11. Conclusion
Keiko Hirata

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations, Asian Politics, Political Economy, Asian Culture, Asian Economics, Political Science