The Hostile Relationship in Northeast Asia

Michio Morishima
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Michio Morishima: STICERD London School of Economics and Political Science

Chapter Lecture 1 in Collaborative Development in Northeast Asia, 2000, pp 21-60 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract This series of lectures consists of four talks. I am first going to try and explain the overall plan. The final objective of the lecture series as a whole is to substantiate the conclusion that it is essential for China, Taiwan, North and South Korea, and Japan to build in the future a cooperative community, as has been done by the countries of Europe. In the first lecture I will say something about past relations between these countries. There are both pluses and minuses in the history of these relationships, and I am going to start with the minus side, the history of war, and then in the second lecture say something about the positive side of relations, mainly the influence of Chinese thought and civilization on neighbouring countries. One of the topics in the second lecture will also be my thoughts on China’s contemporary polity, and ‘communism.’

Keywords: Prime Minister; Japanese People; National Polity; Collaborative Development; Imperial Family (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2000
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DOI: 10.1007/978-0-230-59743-3_2

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