Reisen no shuen to Nippon gaiko: Suzuki, Nakasone, Takeshita seiken no gaisei 1980 - 1989 nen (Japanese diplomacy at the end of the Cold War: Foreign policies under Suzuki, Nakasone, and Takeshita, 1980-1989)
Reisen no shuen to Nippon gaiko: Suzuki, Nakasone, Takeshita seiken no gaisei 1980 - 1989 nen (Japanese diplomacy at the end of the Cold War: Foreign policies under Suzuki, Nakasone, and Takeshita, 1980-1989)
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Reisen no shuen to Nippon gaiko: Suzuki, Nakasone, Takeshita seiken no gaisei 1980 - 1989 nen（冷战结束时的日本外交：铃木、中曾根和竹下的外交政策，1980-1989）
DOI：
10.1093/ssjj/jyz034
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
HOSHIRO Hiroyuki
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文献类型：
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作者：
Koji Fukuda,Hideko Magra、P.Schmitter,W.Streeck,H.Shiratori;T.Yamada,H.Uemura,S.Tahara,Y.Harada,R.Boyer,H.Nishi;浪岡新太郎;Funaki Ritsuko;岩谷將;HOSHIRO Hiroyuki
在出版这本书之前，若月秀一已经被公认为20世纪70年代日本外交政策的权威。当你拿起这本书时，首先注意到的是它不同寻常的分量--超过700页，包括参考文献和年表。本书详细介绍了铃木善幸、中曾根康弘、竹下登三位首相和伊藤正义、坂内义雄、仓成忠、宇野宗介四位外相在日益复杂多变的国际环境中如何应对外交挑战。
Before publishing this book, Wakatsuki Hidekazu was already recognized as an authority on Japanese foreign policy of the 1970s. The first thing one notices when picking up this book is its unusual heft—over 700 pages including references and chronologies. These pages present a detailed account of how three prime ministers (Suzuki Zenkō, Nakasone Yasuhiro, and Takeshita Noboru) and their foreign ministers (Ito Masayoshi, Sakarauchi Yoshio, Kuranari Tadashi, and Uno Sōsuke) responded to the diplomatic challenges Japan faced in an international environment that was growing more diverse and complicated.