2013•Unpublished venueOpen access

Economic Diplomacy: Japan and the Balance of National Interests

Maaike Okano-Heijmans

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Chapter One CONCEPTUALIZING ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: BUILDING A FRAMEWORK FOR RESEARCH Chapter Two JAPAN'S ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY ENVIRONMENT AND ESTABLISHMENT Chapter Three THE 'BUSINESS END' OF JAPAN'S ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: PROMOTING ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY ABROAD Chapter Four THE 'POWER-PLAY END' OF JAPAN'S ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: RELATIONS WITH NORTH KOREA Chapter Five JAPAN'S NEW ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: CHANGING TACTICS OR STRATEGY? Conclusion POWER SHIFT: ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY ON THE RISE

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Key concepts: Diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Economic power, Balance (ability), Political science, Power (physics), Economy, Economic system