The Evolution of a Japanese Theory of Conflict Management and Implications for Japanese Foreign Policy
The Evolution of a Japanese Theory of Conflict Management and Implications for Japanese Foreign Policy
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日本冲突管理理论的演变及其对日本外交政策的启示
DOI：
10.2307/2315075
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发表时间：
2001
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
M. R. Ercolano
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作者：
M. R. Ercolano
摘要：本文探讨了日本是否有一种独特的冲突管理方法。鉴于东北亚地区稳定的微妙平衡，日本领导人需要使用冲突管理工具来解决与中国、俄罗斯和韩国政府的领土要求。鉴于日本希望成为世界领导人，和平解决这些争端可以提高日本在世界上的形象，日本领导人，在前现代时代，已经适应了儒家的共识建设，秩序和和谐的原则，以确保和平共处，在努力像西方在世纪末，德川末和明治早期的领导人开始复制西方的思想，关于什么是一个国家，其中包括要求领土，甚至去战争，以维护主权利益，在第二次世界大战后的时代，日本能够回到一个更“和谐”的存在，并通过经济手段处理其领土争端，日本决策者制定了目前的外交政策的基础上，前19世纪世纪的理想与西方现实主义混合。
Abstract : This thesis explores whether there is a uniquely Japanese method of conflict management Given the delicate balance of stability in Northeast Asia, Japanese leadership needs to use conflict management tools to resolve territorial claims with the governments of China, Russia, and South Korea, Given its desire to be a world leader, peaceful settlement of these disputes can enhance Japan's image in the world, Japanese leaders, in the pre-modern era, had adapted Confucian principles of consensus building, order, and harmony to ensure peaceful coexistence, In an effort to be like the West in the late 19th century, late Tokugawa and early Meiji leaders began to copy western ideas concerning what it meant to be a nation which included claiming territory and even going to war to maintain sovereignty interests, In the post-World War II era, Japan was able to return to a more "harmonious" existence and by dealing with its territorial disputes through economic means Japanese policy makers developed its current foreign policy based on pre-19th century ideals mixed with western realism.