China, the U.S.-Japan Alliance, and the Security Dilemma in East Asia

Christensen, Thomas J.

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“…39 Dibb's big idea is that material factors are the things that matter for understanding a country's outlook on security and for determining its defence posture. Principal among these material factors is a country's geography.…”

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Geography, Power, Strategy and Defence Policy: Essays in Honour of Paul Dibb

2016

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“…A partir desse momento o Japão renunciou a força militar permanente e detém apenas uma força de autodefesa, mantendo-se sob proteção dos EUA (Christensen 1999;Foorsberg 2000;Gordon 2003). O fortalecimento das relações bilaterais Japão-EUA foi uma consequência, com a assinatura de dois tratados em 1951: o Acordo de Paz de São Francisco 10 e o Acordo de Segurança Mútua Japão-EUA (Pyle 2007, 234).…”

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O poder militar do Sol Nascente: o Japão, a militarização e o entorno regional

Oliveira

2018

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“…The declaration was signed one month after China had conducted missile tests in response to Taiwan"s thenupcoming first-ever free democratic election. Tokyo had been ambiguous with regards to its commitment to the 1960 treaty following the collapse of the Soviet Union, but China"s tests convinced Japan of the usefulness of reinforcing its security ties with the United States [8], pp. 61-62).…”

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China and Northeast Asia’s Regional Security Architecture: The Six-Party Talks as a Case of Chinese Regime-Building?

Pardo

2012

East Asia

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China, as host of the six-party talks first convened in August 2003, has been one of the major players in dealing with the North Korean nuclear crisis that began in October 2002. China"s role in the talks has helped to start shaping a stable regional security architecture in Northeast Asia. Beijing"s leadership in building a new security regime in the region suggests a change on Chinese perspectives regarding its role within the broader East Asia"s regional security architecture. After years of passiveness with regards to involvement in security regime building in the region, China has evolved into an active leader seeking to shape a more institutionalized security. Despite the obstacles to building a functioning regime in Northeast Asia, China seems poised to continue working towards creation of a more stable and institutionalized security architecture.

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China, the U.S.-Japan Alliance, and the Security Dilemma in East Asia

Cited by 243 publications

References 24 publications

Geography, Power, Strategy and Defence Policy: Essays in Honour of Paul Dibb

Geography, Power, Strategy and Defence Policy: Essays in Honour of Paul Dibb

O poder militar do Sol Nascente: o Japão, a militarização e o entorno regional

China and Northeast Asia’s Regional Security Architecture: The Six-Party Talks as a Case of Chinese Regime-Building?

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