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The Different Alliance Concept between China and Japan after the Second World War:A Case Study of Sino-USSR Alliance and Japan-USA Alliance

Zhang Jing-qua

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There are some differences between China's and Japan's alliance concept after the Second World War.From the view of alliance function,China pursues the survival and security;Japan pursues from the survival and security to the increase of external powers and the influence on international order.From the view of alliance object,China's alliance object includes the strong and the weak states;Japan's alliance object includes the strong state only.From the view of alliance status and management,China emphasizes the equality;Japan has patient attitude to inequality usually.From the view of alliance base,China has undergone the change from common security interest because of facing common threat and common ideology to abandon delimit on ideology;Japan has the attitude to delimitation depend on ideology until now.From the view of alliance influence,China's concept has undergone from alliance is good for peace to it is harmful to peace;Japan has the concept of alliance is good for peace mainly till now.

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There are some differences between China's and Japan's alliance concept after the Second World War.From the view of alliance function,China pursues the survival and security;Japan pursues from the survival and security to the increase of external powers and the influence on international order.From the view of alliance object,China's alliance object includes the strong and the weak states;Japan's alliance object includes the strong state only.From the view of alliance status and management,China emphasizes the equality;Japan has patient attitude to inequality usually.From the view of alliance base,China has undergone the change from common security interest because of facing common threat and common ideology to abandon delimit on ideology;Japan has the attitude to delimitation depend on ideology until now.From the view of alliance influence,China's concept has undergone from alliance is good for peace to it is harmful to peace;Japan has the concept of alliance is good for peace mainly till now.

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There are some differences between China's and Japan's alliance concept after the Second World War.From the view of alliance function,China pursues the survival and security;Japan pursues from the survival and security to the increase of external powers and the influence on international order.From the view of alliance object,China's alliance object includes the strong and the weak states;Japan's alliance object includes the strong state only.From the view of alliance status and management,China emphasizes the equality;Japan has patient attitude to inequality usually.From the view of alliance base,China has undergone the change from common security interest because of facing common threat and common ideology to abandon delimit on ideology;Japan has the attitude to delimitation depend on ideology until now.From the view of alliance influence,China's concept has undergone from alliance is good for peace to it is harmful to peace;Japan has the concept of alliance is good for peace mainly till now.

Key concepts: Alliance, Ideology, China, Political science, Political economy, Sociology, Law, Politics

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