The EU-Japan Security Dialogue
Invisible but Comprehensive
Distributed for Amsterdam University Press
244 pages
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6 3/10 x 9 1/2
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© 2011
This volume examines the security dialogue between Japan and the European Union since the establishment of the official European Community-Japan cooperation efforts in the late 1950s. Olena Mykal investigates how international events—particularly the terrorist attacks in New York on 9/11 and the EU’s proposal to lift its arms embargo on China—have strengthened the dialogue over the past decade.
Contents
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction
Part One—Developing Conceptions of Security and Joint Agenda of the EU-Japan Security Dialogue
1. The Cold War and the EC-Japan Security Dialogue (1959 – 1990)
2. The Hague Declaration and Its Implications for the EU-Japan Security Dialogue (1991 – 2000)
3. A Time of Turmoil: EU-Japan Security Dialogue in 2001 – 2006
Part Two—Common Interests in the EU-Japan Security Dialogue: Analysis of Joint Activities
4. Comprehensive Endeavours to Preserve the Ecosystem: The EU-Japan Security Dialogue in the Environmental Area
5. Towards a Secure Future: The EU-Japan Security Dialogue in Science and Technology and Energy
6. Ensuring Peace and Stability by Economic Means: Development Aid in the EU-Japan Security Dialogue
7. Japan and EU Involvement in Crisis Management: Joint Activities
Conclusion
About the author
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction
Part One—Developing Conceptions of Security and Joint Agenda of the EU-Japan Security Dialogue
1. The Cold War and the EC-Japan Security Dialogue (1959 – 1990)
2. The Hague Declaration and Its Implications for the EU-Japan Security Dialogue (1991 – 2000)
3. A Time of Turmoil: EU-Japan Security Dialogue in 2001 – 2006
Part Two—Common Interests in the EU-Japan Security Dialogue: Analysis of Joint Activities
4. Comprehensive Endeavours to Preserve the Ecosystem: The EU-Japan Security Dialogue in the Environmental Area
5. Towards a Secure Future: The EU-Japan Security Dialogue in Science and Technology and Energy
6. Ensuring Peace and Stability by Economic Means: Development Aid in the EU-Japan Security Dialogue
7. Japan and EU Involvement in Crisis Management: Joint Activities
Conclusion
About the author
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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