Japan and Greater China: Political Economy and Military Power in the Asian Century Book

	Acknowledgements
	Map
	Introduction	1
1	Japan, China and the Global Order	6
	The lessons of history	8
	Goals and interests, 1949-71	13
	Goals and interests after 1971	15
	Structure	21
	Institutions	26
	Norms	34
2	Images and Attitudes	42
	Common and uncommon cultures	43
	Victor-vanquished and the issue of war history	47
	Public opinion	66
	Place of cultural diplomacy and cultural relations	71
3	Bilateral Security Relations	80
	Non-aggression, mutual interest and military power	81
	Reinterpreting the war: 'Never Again' as a classic no-war principle	83
	US military presence in Japan	87
	Japan's view of China: wariness but not fear	89
	China's view of Japan: quiet confidence	95
	Maritime disputes, naval power and common interests	99
	Weapons of mass destruction	106
	Theatre Missile Defence	111
	Bilateral security contacts	113
4	Taiwan between Japan and China	119
	Japan's role in a divided China to 1996	122
	Japan and the Greater China economy	126
	Taiwan	128
	Hong Kong	129
	Japan's One-China policy	130
	China's view of Japan's One-China policy	134
	The March 1996 crisis	138
	US-Japan defence arrangements and Taiwan	140
5	Priorities and Outcomes for Japan and China in the Aid Relationship	152
	Japan's economic goals: outcomes and shifting priorities in the aid relationship	155
	Goals, outcomes and shifting priorities for China in 'economic cooperation' with Japan	160
	Economic impacts in China of Japan's aid program	161
	Chinese perceptions of political and economic impacts of Japan's ODA	171
	Political and strategic impacts	183
	China's management of political dimensions of Japan's aid, especially conditionally	194
6	Japanese Direct Investment in China: Political and Economic Impacts	200
	Japan and FDI in China	203
	The early experience of Japanese investors in China	205
	Bilateral investment agreement in 1998: foundations for take-off	209
	Take-off in new investment: 1992	211
	Fall-off after 1995	213
	Importance of China to Japanese investors in the 1990s	215
	Importance to Japan in the 1990s of private investment in China	220
	China and Japanese FDI	223
	Importance to China of Japanese investment	227
7	Managing Complementarity: the Technology Gap and Economic Dependence	242
	Closing the technology gap: transfer or acquisition?	243
	Trade diplomacy and dependences	254
	Economic diplomacy and dispute settlement	259
	Dependence	263
	Asia's financial crisis and Japan-China economic relations	269
	Future economic relations between Japan and China	271
8	Japan, China and Regional Order	277
	East Asian regionalism	281
	East Asian regional institutions	287
	Southeast Asia	292
	The North Pacific	295
	China, Japan and the Korean peninsula	296
	Russia	299
	The Persian Gulf and Central Asia	303
	South Asia	305
9	Conclusion: Japan and China at the Start of the Twenty-first Century	310
	Identities and intentions	313
	The United States and the triangular relationship	318
	Institutional and normative aspects of global order	323
	Relative national strengths and vulnerabilities	325
	Regional competition in East Asia	331
	Bibliography	339
	Index	357