Japan and Multilateral Diplomacy (Hardcover)

Contents: Multilateralism: A Theoretical Examination: Possibilities of multilateralism: a regime theory perspective, Yoshinobu Yamamoto; Constructing international order: multilateralism, the United Nations system and international security, Keith Krause;;Opening for omnilateralism: a European view, Wolfgang Pape. Global Security, Economic Order and Multilateralism: Multilateralism and international political economy: the global level, Jean-Pierre Lehmann; Multilateralism and international security: the global level, Francois Heisbourg. Regional Multilateral Arrangements: The Eurasian component of Pan-European security and co-operation: the role of the OSCE in the Caucasus and central Asia, Victor-Yves Ghebali; The regional level: a European perspective, Fred Tanner; Multilateralism and international political economy - the regional level: an American perspective, David Sylvan. Japan and Multilateralism: Japan and multilateralism: the regional level, Tsutomu Kikuchi; Pacifism and the Japanese attitude toward the United Nations, Matake Kamiya; Looking forward - prospects for multilateralism: implications for Japan, Reinhart Drifte; Bibliography; Index.