Japanese-Soviet/Russian Relations since 1945: A Difficult Peace

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ISBN: 9780415194990 | 0415194997
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 3/16/1999

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Kimie Hara explores the problems underlying foreign policy decision-making between Japan and Russia since 1945, including the infamous 'Northern Territories dispute'.

Series editor's preface

vii

(2)

List of figures and maps

(1)

Acknowledgements

(2)

List of Abbreviations

xii

Introduction

(12)

PART I Genesis of the `Northern Territories' problem and post-war Japanese-Soviet relations

(100)

1 The key issue: the background to the `Northern Territories' problem

(21)

Geography, economics and strategic importance

(1)

Historical title and boundary demarcations between the two nations

(1)

Third-party involvement -- the Kuriles as a bargaining chip

(9)

Early claims for return of the `Northern Territories'

(10)

2 Hatoyama's visit to Moscow, 1956

(79)

The `global international relations' perspective

(21)

The `nation-state' perspective: Japan

(25)

The `nation-state' perspective: the Soviet Union

(17)

The `bilateral-interaction' perspective

(8)

Lost opportunities

106

(7)

PART II Efforts for a peace treaty: summit meetings after diplomatic restoration

113

(99)

3 Tanaka's visit to Moscow, 1973

113

(38)

The `global international relations' perspective

114

(8)

The `nation-state' perspective: Japan

122

(12)

The `nation-state' perspective: the Soviet Union

134

(10)

The `bilateral-interaction' perspective

144

(5)

Lost opportunities

149

(2)

4 Gorbachev's visit to Tokyo, 1991

151

(41)

The `global international relations' perspective

152

(9)

The `nation-state' perspective: Japan

161

(12)

The `nation-state' perspective: the Soviet Union

173

(10)

The `bilateral-interaction' perspective

183

(6)

Missed, continuing and newly emerged opportunities

189

(3)

5 Yeltsin's visit to Tokyo, 1993

192

(20)

The `global international relations' perspective

193

(5)

The `nation-state' perspective: Japan

198

(5)

The `nation-state' perspective: Russia

203

(5)

The `bilateral-interaction' perspective

208

(4)

Conclusion

212

(23)

Appendix 1

235

(1)

Appendix 2

236

(2)

Notes

238

(26)

Bibliography

264

(11)

Index

275

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Japanese-Soviet/Russian Relations since 1945: A Difficult Peace

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