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    Title: Whither an Internationalist Japan: Global Activism and Democratic Deficit in Japanese Foreign Policy
    Authors: 楊向峰
    Yang, Xiang-Feng
    Keywords: liberal internationalism;democracy promotion;peacekeeping;human security;development assistance
    Date: 2013-12
    Issue Date: 2016-11-21 16:55:45 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: Japanese foreign policy since the late 1980s has exhibited many signs of liberal internationalism: a generous development assistance package despite its economic malaise, an expanded presence in international peacekeeping and peace-building missions, and a multi-faceted, people-centered approach to international security. This article, however, draws attention to the (non)liberal character of Japanese activism by shedding light on Japan`s entanglement in democracy assistance, a trademark liberal internationalist project. Two features stand out in this juxtaposition. First, democracy assistance has been seen as supplementary-rather than parallel-to the peace and development initiatives in Japan`s diplomatic repertoire. Second, when democracy was indeed played up, the act nonetheless exposed the myriad innate contradictions between the liberal paradigm and Japan`s nationalist impulses that transpired in its diplomatic offensives. Humanistic as it can be at times, Japan`s global outreach is non-liberal at best because it is intellectually informed and motivated by a confluence of nationalist resurgence and realist power considerations.
    Relation: Issues & Studies,49(4),105-140
    Data Type: article
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