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TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface -Kenichi Ito Tables and Figures 1. Japan's Changing International Role -Mike M. Mochizuki 2. The Domestic Foundations of Japanese Foreign Policy -Masaru Kohno Part 1. SECURITY POLICY 3. War Renunciation, Article 9, and Security Policy -Jitsuo Tsuchiyama 4. Participation in U.N. Peacekeeping Operations -Go Ito 5. A Defense Posture for Multilateral Security -Michael O'Hanlon Part 2. ECONOMIC RELATIONS 6. Adapting to Global Economic Change -Edward J. Lincoln 7. Building Stable International Financial Relations -Yoshiko Kojo 8. Responding to the Asian Financial Crisis -Juichi Inada Part 3. REGIONAL DIPLOMACY 9. Memory Politics and Foreign Relations -Thomas U. Berger 10. The Role of Human Rights: The Case of Burma -Catharin Dalpino 11. Dealing with a Rising China -Mike M. Mochizuki Part 4. CONCLUSION 12. The Pragmatic Liberalism of an Adaptive State -Thomas U. Berger
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Japan -- Foreign relations -- 1989-.