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- Ikegami, Masako
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‘Fusen wo turanuku Sweden no Heiwa-gaiko [Swedens None-War Peace Diplomacy]’
- 2008
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Ingår i: Ushio [Tide]. - Tokyo : Ushio Publishing Ltd.. ; 8:594, s. 94-99
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Tidskriftsartikel (populärvet., debatt m.m.)abstract
- An overview of Swedish security policy and peace diplomacy. Japan´s security policy could be inspired by Sweden´s efforts for regional and international peace as the basis for Sweden´s own national security.
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- Ikegami, Masako, 1961-
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Kita-Chosen, Mongol nimiru Chugoku no Giji-Manshukoku seisaku [China’s North Korean and Mongolian Strategy: A Contemporary Version of ‘Manchukuo’ Model]
- 2009
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Ingår i: GPI Brief – for Guiding Policy Innovation. - Tokyo/Washington, D.C. : Global Policy Initiatives. ; June:10, s. 8-10
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- 'China’s North Korean and Mongolian Strategy: A Contemporary Version of‘Manchukuo’ Model', Masako Ikegami (GPI Policy Expert Member and Professor and Director, Center for Pacific AsiaStudies (CPAS), Stockholm University)By abusing its rapidly growing economic and military power, Hu Jintao’s China is assuming a highlyaggressive stance to its neighboring countries geopolitically important to China, who are rich innatural resources yet politically vulnerable. North Korea is a prominent case, and the case hasimplications also for Myanmar and Mongolia. If Japan’s Manchukuo policy in the 1930s is interpretedas (1) a large investment in economic infrastructure for extracting natural resources, (2) militaryinterventions for protecting economic interests, and (3) social-political absorption by means of apuppet government, among others, China’s current strategy toward its neighboring countries can wellbe explained with such a historical model.
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