2019
DOI: 10.1080/09512748.2019.1570316
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Are China and Japan rivals in Latin America? A rivalry perception analysis

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“…Uno de los aportes de este artículo es que, salvo excepciones como Uscanga & Mendoza (2017) y Levy & Rose (2019), no se ha debatido profundamente sobre cómo ha respondido Japón a China en ALc, ni se han analizado en profundidad las causas de esta nueva era de las relaciones a partir de la segunda década del siglo XXi.…”
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“…Uno de los aportes de este artículo es que, salvo excepciones como Uscanga & Mendoza (2017) y Levy & Rose (2019), no se ha debatido profundamente sobre cómo ha respondido Japón a China en ALc, ni se han analizado en profundidad las causas de esta nueva era de las relaciones a partir de la segunda década del siglo XXi.…”
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“…Los debates sobre la presencia de China en América Latina y un posible desafío a la hegemonía de Estados Unidos inundan los análisis internacionales (Jenkins, 2010;Paz, 2012;Reyes Matta, 2019;Urdinez, Mouron, Schenoni, & Oliveira, 2016). Sin embargo y salvo escasas excepciones (Levy & Rose, 2019;Uscanga & Florido, 2020;Uscanga & Mendoza, 2017), no ha existido en la academia una gran atención a posibles respuestas de Japón ante el involucramiento activo de China en ALc. Si bien este artículo no hace testeo de hipótesis, los datos exploratorios presentados hacen pensar que esta hipótesis podría ser confirmada en futuras investigaciones.…”
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“…We argue that FOIP underscores an expansion of Japan's strategic horizon to balance Chinese economic and naval advancement into the Indian Ocean, and that Chinese regional overtures ought to be understood as a tactical détente, at best, as infrastructure loans extend to key strategic regions − such as the Pacific Islands, Eastern Africa and South Asia − that have been given only cursory scholarly attention as playgrounds of Sino-Japanese global rivalry. After all, the academic literature has traditionally focused on Japan-China infrastructure competition in Africa, Latin America and the whole Eurasian landmass, with the notable exception of South Asia (Murashkin, 2020;Levy & Rose, 2019;Schulze, 2019;Wallace, 2019;Hirono, 2019;Sinkkonen, 2019). In fact, Japan's FOIP proactively tackles that very macroregion that spans two oceans on the basis of a maritime geopolitical vision that empowers the rimlands to keep the fast-rising continental power away from "control of the seas", not least because naval strategist Alfred T. Mahan is well-read and widely cited by contemporary Chinese and Japanese decisionmakers (Yoshihara & Holmes, 2018;Zhang, 2009;Hu, 2015;Yachi, 2011;Yachi et al, 2015;Kanehara, 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%