The Indo-Pacific in Japan’s Strategy towards India
The Indo-Pacific in Japan’s Strategy towards India
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日本对印战略中的印太
DOI：
10.1080/13569775.2018.1556769
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发表时间：
2019
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2
通讯作者：
Hidetaka Yoshimatsu
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作者：
増田弘;吉次公介;井上寿一;楠綾子;中島信吾;池田慎太郎;中島琢磨;佐藤晋;竹内桂;井上正也;福永文夫;服部龍二;折田正樹;村上友章;薬師寺克行;宮城大蔵;佐道明広;バート・エドストローム;稲葉千晴;板橋拓己;毛里和子;板橋拓己;李鍾元;Инаба Чихару;李鍾元;板橋拓己;李鍾元;稲葉千晴;板橋拓己;李鍾元;板橋拓己;李鍾元;板橋拓己;李鍾元;妹尾哲志;妹尾哲志;李鍾元;李鍾元;妹尾哲志;葛谷彩;Hidetaka Yoshimatsu
The partnership between Japan and India has steadily deepened since the formation of the second Abe administration. This article, through the analysis of Japan's India strategy, seeks to address how the Indo-Pacific idea has developed and what functions this policy idea has played in the development of Japan's India strategy. This article argues that the Indo-Pacific idea functioned as a linchpin to define goals the two countries would pursue and promote practical collaboration in various policy areas from the economy to security. Moreover, it worked as a normative weapon to diffuse specific values in dealing with maritime security and infrastructure development.
