New Approaches to Human Security in the Asia-Pacific : China, Japan and Australia (Hardcover, New ed)

Introduction, William T. Tow; Part I Chinese Perspectives; Chapter 1 Human Security: China’s Conceptual Approaches and Policymaking Patterns, Li Jia, Yu Xiaofeng; Chapter 2 A Return to People: China’s Approach to Human Security, Ren Xiao, Li Yanxing; Chapter 3 Human Security in China: A New Approach, Zhang Jiadong, Zheng Xin; Part II Japanese Perspectives; Chapter 4 Japan and an Emerging Approach to Human Security: A ‘Tokyo Consensus’?, Toshiya Hoshino, Haruko Satoh; Chapter 5 Human Security and Disaster: Lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake, Yasunobu Sato; Chapter 6 Keizai-Ky?ryoku: On the Life and Times of Japanese Economic Diplomacy, Kiichi Fujiwara; Chapter 7 A Japanese Approach to Improving Refugee Protection: Human Security Perspectives, Satoshi Yamamoto; Chapter 8 In Search of a More Proactive International Role: The Political Dynamism Behind Human Security in Japan, Kaoru Kurusu, Rikki Kersten; Part III Australian Perspectives; Chapter 9 The Human Security Agenda: Australia and Japan, David Walton, Daisuke Akimoto; Chapter 10 Governance and Human Security: Lessons from Fukushima, Rikki Kersten; Chapter 11 Asian Approaches to Human Security, William T. Tow; Chapter 12 State Responses to Human Security: A National Security Framework, Gregory MacCallion; Part IV Conclusion; Chapter 13 The Challenge of Human Security Policymaking, Edward Newman;