May 15,2015 National Commentaries A Japanese Perspective "Reading Abe’s Washington Visit" A View from Tokyo Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s visit to the United States drew widespread praise in both Tokyo and Washington, but in both capitals a wary eye was kept on the reaction in Seoul. The visit proceeded in a triangular context. Not only were the media focused […] Kazuhiko Togo China’s rise , collective self-defense , historical revisionism , Korea Fatigue , TPP
May 15,2015 National Commentaries A South Korean Perspective "Reading Abe’s Washington Visit" A View from Seoul From the standpoint of what Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and President Barack Obama wanted to achieve during the most recent US-Japan summit, Abe’s US tour was a resounding success. While a last-minute breakthrough on TPP did not materialize, the two leaders vowed to expedite […] Lee Chung Min* China’s rise , comfort women , historical revisionism , Kono Statement , territorial issues
Oct 07,2013 Open Forum Introduction to the Open Forum In this issue of the Open Forum we present the case for China from three points of view. Ren Xiao elaborates on what China’s leaders mean by the “new type of great power relations,” presenting them in the most favorable light. William Overholt’s presentation centers on a dichotomy between economic development priorities and geopolitical ones, […] Editorial Staff China’s rise , dichotomy of economics and security , economics vs. geopolitics , historical legacy , idealism scrutinized , militarism , New type of great power relations , US as troublemaker , US mindset