Labour Migration from China to Japan: International Students, Transnational Migrants
Labour Migration from China to Japan: International Students, Transnational Migrants
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从中国到日本的劳务移民:留学生、跨国移民
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2012
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R. Drifte
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The penultimate chapter focuses on the implications for the USA, Japan’s chief ally, of a deterioration in Sino-Japanese security relations, highlighting the various dilemmas attached to the nature of the US-Japan alliance itself (for example, in the form of unmet expectations) and the uncertainties of how to deal with a rising China. The final chapter offers some suggestions as to how to reduce the probability of conflict between China and Japan. Rejecting approaches such as a grand rapprochement, resolution of the territorial dispute, and reconciliation on the past as beyond the grasp of the two countries, Bush suggests a more pragmatic approach with limited objectives in the first instance. This would include the establishment of a “security regime in the form of confidence-building measures” (p. 294) which in turn would engender trust through positive interactions; institutionally, Bush argues that improvements in each country’s intelligence systems and reform of civil-military relations (in China, to reduce the autonomy of the PLA, and in Japan to relax the constraints on the SDF) would also help mitigate tensions; and finally, with regard to the USJapan alliance, the author posits that Japan and the USA should work jointly to create a set of “circumstances that allow all the countries of East Asia to coexist and avoid the tragedy of competing for power” (p. 313).