Introduction : German and Japanese foreign policies and global governance / Hanns W. Maull, Saori N. Katada and Takashi Inoguchi -- 1. Between revisionism and normalcy : Germany's foreign policy identity in the 20[superscript th] century / Reinhard Wolf -- 2. The evolving dynamics of Japan's national identity and foreign policy role / Takashi Inoguchi -- 3. Germany's security policy between Europeanism, transatlanticism and a global role / Dirk Nabers -- 4. Why Japan is allied : politics of the US-Japan alliance / Jitsuo Tsuchiyama -- 5. Germany and the use of force : still a civilian power? / Hanns W. Maull -- 6. Asserting civilian power or risking irrelevance? : Japan's post-Cold War policy concerning the use of force / Chiyuki Aoi -- 7. Ambivalent answers to globalization : German economic policy / Stefan A. Schirm -- 8. Japan's policy change in multi-layered international economic relations / Yoshiko Kojo -- 9. Basic outlines of German development policy / Dirk Messner and Franz Nuscheler -- 10. New courses in Japan's foreign aid policy : more humanitarian and more nationalistic / Saori N. Katada -- 11. A commitment to global multilateralism : Germany's policy toward the United Nations / Manfred Knapp -- 12. Japan's multilateral politics / Edward Newman -- Conclusion : Germany and Japan in global governance : a comparative perspective / Hanns W. Maull, Saori N. Katada and Takashi Inoguchi
Analysis
Global governance
International system
Notes
"...fourth symposium on Redefining Roles of Germany and Japan in International Relations ..." __ p. xiii
