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Japanese involvement in Central Asia in the early post-Cold War era (1991-1997): A Review from the Perspective of Neo-Classical Realism

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This dissertation examines the Japanese foreign policy towards Central Asia (CA) from 1991 to 1997. Through the theoretical lens of neo-classical realism, this research analyses the Japanese attempt in the period to transfer economic power into influence, both political and economic, in CA. In their shaping of foreign policy, the politicians are interpreted as decision-makers, who act on the perceived the change of national power in the international arena. The bureaucrats are understood a...

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HUMS
Department:
Oriental Studies Faculty
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Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies
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Supervisor
Type of award:
MSc
Level of award:
Masters
Awarding institution:
University of Oxford
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English
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Deposit date:
2021-02-23

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