日中国交正常化の政治過程 -政策決定者とその行動の背景-
変動期における東アジアと日本-その史的考察-
1980 年 1980 巻 66 号 p. 1-18,L1
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1980 年 1980 巻 66 号 p. 1-18,L1
The normalization of Japan's political relationship with the People's Republic of China in 1972 was a drastic turning point in the history of international politics in East Asia district. In this paper, I try to clarify the following points:
1) Who was/were the actual decisionmaker/decisionmakers and who was/were his/their advisor/advisors in Japan?
2) What was the background of their behavior in Japan's domestic politics?
3) Was there any discrepancy between the Japan-China normalization and Japan-U. S. relations (especially Japan-U. S. Security Treaty)?
In trying to answer these questions, I made a rather simple assumption on the decisionmaking process of Japan's postwar diplomacy and also tried to verify this assumption through a case study.
