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Identity, Threat Perception, and Trust-Building in Northeast Asia,country. Some of those identities amplify threat perceptions, while others contribute to trust-building among the three countries. For example, China’s identity as an “Empire” or a “Socialist Country” amplifies threat perceptions towards Korea and Japan, while China’s identity as an “Open Market Eco

杠桿支點

招募

Historical Analogy and Demonization of Others: Memories of 1930s Japanese Militarism and Its Contems episode. We argue that shadow projection, scapegoat behaviour, revival of geopolitical discourses, and identity politics have been responsible for the dilemma of mutual demonization between both countries. Domestic abuse of political power, driven by the misuse of historical narratives and the for

Osmosis

Ganglion-Cyst

Basic Human Needs: Identity and Intractable Conflict,n international relations and how these have influenced Koreans’ perceptions towards Japan and China. We found that Koreans have generally unfavourable perceptions towards these two countries: they have negative images towards Japan and ambivalent and complex feelings towards China. In particular, d

奇思怪想

Historical Memory and Northeast Asian Regional Politics: from a Chinese Perspective,aphical proximity, economic complementarity, interdependence and cultural ties. On the other hand, the mistrust between or among the Northeast Asian countries has been so deep and long-lasting that the region has so far resisted regional integration. As socially constructed facts, historical memorie

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,Towards True Independence: Abe Shinzo’s Nationalism,ve a national other, and it does not need one. The other of Japanese nationalism is itself, its own contemporary history that began on 15 August 1945, the day Japan surrendered unconditionally to the Allied Powers in the Second World War. The nationalist other is Japan’s post-war history. For seven

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Trust and Trust-Building in Northeast Asia: The Need for Empathy for Japan-ROK-China Security Cooperegion as a whole. There are growing challenges, however, stemming largely from the lack of trust and insufficient trust-building, which are deeply rooted in the differences in each country’s threat perceptions as well as competing identity and recognition needs. Therefore, East Asian countries need