The Evolution of Japan-ASEAN Relations: Core Moves for Japan’s Initiatives in Asian Regionalism beyond Southeast Asia
The Evolution of Japan-ASEAN Relations: Core Moves for Japan’s Initiatives in Asian Regionalism beyond Southeast Asia
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日本与东盟关系的演变：日本在东南亚以外的亚洲地区主义倡议的核心举措
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10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190050993.013.47
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2021
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Takashi
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Terada;Takashi
本章旨在对日本在过去40年中对东南亚国家联盟（ASEAN）的模式化做法进行新的解释，并将其置于日本对领导亚洲和太平洋地区更广泛的区域机构概念的兴趣的背景下进行考察。它分析了日本的政策方向和外交努力，以保持与东盟的良好关系，作为其承诺建立东南亚以外的六个不同的区域倡议或机构的关键先决条件，代表了一种观点，即日本在促进其东盟政策的同时，致力于更广泛的区域机构。本章基于新古典现实主义的分析假设，通过考察日本首相的看法、想法和角色，来探讨日本对国际/地区结构变化的政策反应，以确定日本对东盟和更广泛的地区机构的独特举措：越南战争的结束对东盟来说，广场雅阁和地区经济的相互依赖对亚太经合组织来说，亚足联对亚太经合组织来说，中国的魅力攻势外交对东亚峰会来说，中国的霸权崛起对TPP来说，以及日中在FOIP经济规则上的竞争。日本承认，东盟的团结和一体化是有效发展这些更广泛的区域机构的先决条件，因此，日本的一项重要任务是缓解东盟对其在亚洲政治和经济上可能被边缘化的关切。
This chapter aims to provide a fresh interpretation of Japan’s patterned approach to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) over the past forty years, examining it in the context of Japan’s interest in leading wider concepts of regional institutions in Asia and the Pacific. It analyzes Japan’s policy direction and diplomatic efforts to maintain good relations with ASEAN as a key precondition for its commitment to establishing six different regional initiatives or institutions beyond Southeast Asia, representing a view that Japan has promoted its ASEAN policy in parallel with its commitment to wider regional institutions. Based on the analytical presumptions promoted by neoclassical realism, this chapter pursues Japanese policy responses to the international/regional structural changes through examining, especially, Japanese prime ministers’ perceptions, ideas, and roles to identify Japan’s distinctive moves on ASEAN and wider regional institutions: the end of the Vietnam War for ASEAN, the Plaza Accord and regional economic interdependence for APEC, the AFC for APT, China’s charm offensive diplomacy for EAS, China’s hegemonic rise for TPP, and Japan-China competition over economic rules for FOIP. Japan has acknowledged the solidarity and integration of ASEAN as a prerequisite for the effective development of these wider regional institutions, making it a significant task for Japan to ease ASEAN’s concern about its possible marginalization within Asia a politics and economics.