Partnership against the rising dragon? Japan's foreign policy towards India/ Hidetaka Yoshimatsu
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The Pacific Review : Vol. 33, No 3-4, May-July 2020, pp.608-634 (103)Summary: This article, through an analysis of Japan's India policy during 2013-18, seeks to address the following two questions. First, how has Japan's India diplomacy under Prime Minister Abe in politics, security, and economics been influenced by its strategies towards China? Second, how can Japan's diplomatic policies towards India be evaluated in terms of key concepts in relation to a state's foreign policy responses? The exploration of the development of Japan's India diplomacy, the geopolitical and geo-economic factors behind it, and the strategic nature of the diplomatic policies enables to understand the prospect of increasingly important Japan-India relations and their strategic implications for rapidly evolving regional politics.
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This article, through an analysis of Japan's India policy during 2013-18, seeks to address the following two questions. First, how has Japan's India diplomacy under Prime Minister Abe in politics, security, and economics been influenced by its strategies towards China? Second, how can Japan's diplomatic policies towards India be evaluated in terms of key concepts in relation to a state's foreign policy responses? The exploration of the development of Japan's India diplomacy, the geopolitical and geo-economic factors behind it, and the strategic nature of the diplomatic policies enables to understand the prospect of increasingly important Japan-India relations and their strategic implications for rapidly evolving regional politics.
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