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| 505 | 0_ | $aCover -- Half-title -- Series page -- Title page -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- 1 | From the Fukuda Doctrine to the FOIP: The Evolution of Japanese Engagement in Southeast Asia -- Phases of Japanese Engagement -- Economic Engagement with Strategic Subordination -- The Fukuda Doctrine and a More Activist Approach -- Added Autonomy after the Cold War -- Abe and the Indo- Pacific Era -- Understanding Japan's Importance in Southeast Asia -- Relations on the International Political Plane -- The Roles of Non-State Actors: Business, Development, and Culture -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Part I: Relations on the International Political Plane -- 2 | Japan as the Key to Southeast Asian Diversification -- The Relevance of Diversification -- Distinguishing Hedging and Diversification -- The Merits of Diversifying -- Japan's Facilitation of Southeast Asian Diversification -- Aid Diversification -- Trade and Investment Diversification -- Diversifying through Multilateral Diplomacy -- The New Frontier: Maritime Security -- Implications for Regional Order -- Notes -- 3 | Japan's Defense and Security Cooperation in Southeast Asia: Developing Security Networks, Capacities, and Institutions -- Security Networking -- Joint Training and Exercises -- Bilateral Defense Diplomacy -- Formation of the "Vientiane Vision": A Comprehensive Approach -- Capacity Building -- Regional Security Cooperation: Institutional Development -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 4 | Wedge Strategies, Japan-ASEAN Cooperation, and the Making of the EAS: Implications for Indo-Pacific Institutionalization -- "Wedge Strategies" in Multilateral Institutions: The Case of ASEAN -- The EAS Establishment Process: Tug-Of-War among Japan, China, and ASEAN Member States -- Analysis: Japan and ASEAN Cooperation -- Conclusion: Implications for the Indo-Pacific. |
| 505 | 8_ | $aNotes -- 5 | Japan's Relations with ASEAN: Unity and Diversity in a Changing Regional Environment -- Japan in the Changing Regional Environment: The "Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy" -- Japan's Relationship to ASEAN -- The Importance of Intra-ASEAN Unity -- ASEAN and Vietnam's Invasion/Occupation of Cambodia -- ASEAN and the Financial Crisis 1997-1999 -- Japan, ASEAN and the FOIP: How Should Japan Manage Its Relations with ASEAN? -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 6 | Not Quite a Follower: ASEAN's Response to Japan's Regional Initiatives -- Why Regional Initiatives? -- Case 1: The Nakayama Proposal and the ASEAN Regional Forum -- Membership -- Policy Areas -- Normative Values -- ASEAN's Responses -- Membership -- Policy Areas -- Normative Values -- Case 2: The Koizumi Vision and 'ASEAN+6' Framework of the East Asian Summit -- Membership -- Policy Areas -- Normative Values -- ASEAN's Responses -- Membership -- Policy Areas -- Normative Values -- Case 3: The Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy and ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific -- Membership -- Policy Areas -- Normative Values -- ASEAN's Responses -- Membership -- Policy Areas -- Normative Values -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Part II: Development, Culture, and the Roles of Non-State Actors -- 7 | From Japan Inc. to the FOIP: The Evolving Role of Japanese Businesses in Japan's Southeast Asia Policy -- ODA and Investment (1960s-1980s) -- Japanese Businesses and Regional Economic Policy (1990s-2000s) -- Economics and Security Mixed in the FOIP Era (2010s and Beyond) -- Diversifying Foreign Policy and Diversifying Businesses -- Co-existence of Strategic and Business Interests -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 8 | The Japanese Business Community as a Diplomatic Asset and the 2014 Thai Coup d'État -- The U.S. and Japanese Critiques of the 2014 Thai Coup -- The Junta Reaching Out: Japanese Business in Bangkok. |
| 505 | 8_ | $aJapan as the Third Choice for Thailand? -- The Role of the Japanese Business Community -- Conclusion -- Notes The author would like to acknowledge support for this research from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Kakenhi grant numbers 19H04349, 17H02230, and 19K12505. -- 9 | Japan's NGOs and Effective Development Cooperation in Mekong Countries -- Japanese NGOs in Aid Processes -- Emergence: Pre-1995 -- Turning Point: Post-1995 -- The Indo-Pacific Era: A Struggle for Growth and Independence -- Japan and Development in Mekong Countries: Interactions between Japanese and Local Actors -- Development of the Mekong Region and Japan's Aid Policy: Pre-2009 -- From the Tokyo Strategy for Mekong-Japan Cooperation to the FOIP Strategy -- Water Resources Management and the Green Mekong Initiative -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 10 | Japan-Southeast Asia Engagements on the Ground: Japanese Women in Southeast Asia -- Contemporary Transnational Mobility of Japanese Women to Southeast Asia -- The Pull of Southeast Asia as a Destination -- New Japanese Women Migrants and the Desire for Self-Discovery -- Work Employment: Serving as a Linguistic and Cultural Bridge -- Japanese Working Women as Local Hires -- Japanese Language Teachers -- Becoming Entrepreneurs in Local Communities: Creating Opportunities for Engagements -- Japanese Women in Philanthropy -- Transnational Marriage: Japanese Women Marrying Local Southeast Asians -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 11 | Revisiting "Cool Japan": The Southeast Asian Gaze toward Japanese Manga and Anime -- What Is Soft Power? -- "Look to Japan" -- FANtasizing Japan -- Hijab Cosplay in Indonesia -- Duterte Manga/Anime -- Doraemon Tofu -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 12 | Japan as a Courteous Power: Continuity and Change in the Indo-Pacific Era -- Japan's Distinctive Modes of Influence -- A Courteous Power. |
| 505 | 8_ | $aWhy Be Courteous? -- Influence via Diplomacy and Defense -- Impact on Economic and Political Development -- Grassroots Interactions and "Soft Power" -- Continuity and Change in the FOIP Era -- A Widening Security Role -- Boosting Economic Connectivity -- The Question of Democratic Values -- ASEAN Centrality -- Looking Forward -- Notes -- Contributors -- Index. |
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