Chinese-Japanese Competition and the East Asian Security Complex

Jeffrey Reeves is Associate Professor in the College of Security Studies at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Hawaii, US. Jeffrey Hornung is a Political Scientist in the Defense and Political Sciences Department at the RAND Corporation, US.Kerry Lynn Nankivell is Associate Professor in the College of Security Studies at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Hawaii, US.

• Foreword, Michael Jonathan Green1. Sino-Japanese Competition in East Asia’s Emerging Security Complex, Jeffrey Reeves2. Framing Sino-Japan competition: drivers and responses across the military, economic, and diplomatic sectors, Jeffrey Reeves and Jeffrey HornungPART I: Security Institutions3. Sino-Japanese competition over regional institutions in Asia, Mie Oba4. China, Japan, and economic security competition (and cooperation) in the Asia-Pacific, Ramon Pacheco Pardo5. Sino-Japanese Competition and Energy Security, Vlado VivodaPART II: Security Issues6. Sino-Japan Relations in Asia’s Maritime Worlds: Rivalry in the East and South China Seas, Kerry Lynn Nankivell7. From Backdoor to Bridge: Japan as a Western Power in Cyberspace, Lora SaalmanPART III: Security Relations8. Australia Navigates Sino-Japanese Competition: Engaging, Binding and Hedging, Nick Bisley9. Vietnam between China and Japan in the Asian Security Complex, Alexander L. Vuving and Thuy T. Do10. Navigating between the Dragon and the Sun: The Philippines’ Gambit of Pitting Japan against China in the South China Sea Dispute, Renato Cruz De CastroChapter 11: Conclusion: Vying for Influence: Sino-Japanese Competition in Perspective, Kerry Lynn Nankivell, Jeffrey Hornung, and Jeffrey Reeves