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This book is the first attempt to examine Japan’s relations with Russia from
the perspective of national identity, providing a new interpretation of Japan’s
perceptions of Russia and foreign policy.
Alexander Bukh focuses on the construction of the Japanese self, using
Russia as the other, examining the history of bilateral relations and compar-
isons between the Russian and Japanese national character. The first part of
the book examines the formation of modern Japan’s perceptions of Russia,
focusingmainlyontheColdWaryears.Thesecondpartofthebookexamines
howthis identityconstructionhasbeenreflectedinJapan’seconomic,security
and territorTial adispyute-lreloatedrpo li&cy to waFrdsrpoast-SnovietcRuisssia.
Providing not only a case study of the Japan–Russia relationship, but also
engaging in a critical examination of existing International Relations frame-
works forNconcoepttua lizfinog trhe rdelatiiosnshtiprbiebtweeun ntatiioonalnidentity and
foreignpolicy,theappealofthebookwillnotbelimitedtothoseinterestedin
Japanese/Russian politics but it will also be of interest to the broader bodyof
students of International Relations.
Alexander Bukh is an Associate Professor, in the Graduate School of
Humanities and Social Science at Tsukuba University, Japan. He holds an
LL.M from Tokyo University and a PhD in International Relations from the
London School of Economics.
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Professor of Japanese Studies, University of Sheffield
Thisseries,publishedbyRoutledgeinassociationwiththeCentreforJapanese
Studies at the University of Sheffield, both makes available original research
on a wide range of subjects dealing with Japan and provides introductory
overviews of key topics in Japanese Studies.
The Internationalization of Japan Japanese Business Management
Edited by Glenn D. Hook and Restructuring for low growth
Michael Weiner and globalization
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Race and MTigraatioyn inlor & FGlenrn Da. Hnookcis
Imperial Japan
Michael Weiner Japan and Asia Pacific
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Japan and the Pacific Free Pacific romances 1968–96
Trade Area Pekka Korhonen
Pekka Korhonen
Japan’s Economic Power
Greater China and Japan and Security
Prospects for an economic Japan and North Korea
partnership? Christopher W. Hughes
Robert Taylor
Japan’s Contested Constitution
The Steel Industry in Japan Documents and analysis
A comparison with the UK Glenn D. Hook and
Hasegawa Harukiyo Gavan McCormack
Race, Resistance and the Ainu Japan’s International
of Japan Relations
Richard Siddle Politics, economics
and security
Japan’s Minorities Glenn D. Hook, Julie Gilson,
The illusion of homogeneity Christopher Hughes and
Edited by Michael Weiner Hugo Dobson
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Japanese Education Reform The Political Economy of
Nakasone’s legacy Reproduction in Japan
Christopher P. Hood Between nation-state and
everyday life
The Political Economy of Takeda Hiroko
Japanese Globalisation
Glenn D. Hook and Grassroots Pacifism in Post-War
Hasegawa Harukiyo Japan
The rebirth of a nation
Japan and Okinawa Mari Yamamoto
Structure and subjectivity
Edited by Glenn D. Hook and Interfirm Networks in the Japanese
Richard Siddle Electronics Industry
Ralph Paprzycki
Japan and Britain in the
Contemporary World Globalisation and Women in the
Responses to common issues Japanese Workforce
Edited by Hugo Dobson and Beverley Bishop
Glenn D. Hook
Contested Governance in Japan
Japan and United Nations Sites and issues
PeacekeepinTg aylor & FEditredaby GnlenncD.iHsook
New pressures, new responses
Hugo Dobson Japan’s International Relations
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Japanese Capitalism and Modernity Second edition
in a Global Era Glenn D. Hook, Julie Gilson,
Re-fabricating lifetime ChristopherHughesandHugoDobson
employment relations
Peter C. D. Matanle Japan’s Changing Role in
Humanitarian Crises
Nikkeiren and Japanese Yukiko Nishikawa
Capitalism
John Crump Japan’s Subnational Governments in
International Affairs
Production Networks in Asia Purnendra Jain
and Europe
Skill formation and technology Japan and East Asian Monetary
transfer in the automobile industry Regionalism
Edited by Rogier Busser and Towards a proactive leadership role?
Yuri Sadoi Shigeko Hayashi
Japan and the G7/8 Japan’s Relations with China
1975–2002 Facing a rising power
Hugo Dobson Lam Peng-Er
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Representing the Other in Modern Japan’s Middle East
Japanese Literature Security Policy
A critical approach International Relations
theory and Japanese foreign
Edited by Rachael Hutchinson policy-making
and Mark Williams Yukiko Miyagi
Myth, Protest and Struggle
in Okinawa Japan’s Minorities
Miyume Tanji 2nd Edition
The illusion of homogeneity
Nationalisms in Japan Edited by Michael Weiner
Edited by Naoko Shimazu
Japan and Britain at War
Japan’s Security Policy and the and Peace
ASEAN Regional Forum Edited by Nobuko Kosuge and
The search for multilateral security Hugo Dobson
in the Asia-Pacific
Takeshi Yuzawa Japan’s National Identity and
Foreign Policy
Global Governance and Japan Russia as Japan’s ‘Other’
The institutional architecture Alexander Bukh
Edited by GTlennaD.yHolokoandr & Francis
Hugo Dobson
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Russia as Japans Other
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Contents
Acknowledgments 000
1 Exploring Japan’s identity 000
1.1 Analytical framework 000
2 Constructions of Japan’s “self” 000
2.1 Modern Japan and its “others” 000
2.2 Russia in pre-1945 Japan’s identity 000
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3 Japan’s “Soviet Union”, Japan’s “Russia” 000
3.1 JapNan’so“Sotvi etfUonionr” d000istribution
3.2 Japan’s “Russia” 000
4 Ainu, Russia and Japan’s quest for “Northern Territories” 000
4.1 The Islands before the “Northern Territories” 000
4.2 The origins of the dispute 000
4.3 The Ainu and the “Northern Territories” 000
5 Shiba’s original forms of Japan and Russia 000
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5.1 Shiba Ryotaro: an introduction 000
5.2 Shiba’s “Russia” 000
6 “Newly born Russia” and Japan 000
6.1 Post-Communist Russia in Japan’s political identity 000
6.2 The attenuation of the threat from the North 000
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7 The idea of the Northern Territories 000
7.1 Post-Cold War negotiations 000
7.2 Japan’s national interest and the idea of the Northern
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Conclusion 000
Notes 000
Bibliography 000
Index 000
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