Japan’s Evolving Foreign Policy Doctrine

BERT EDSTRÖM is currently Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Pacific Asia Studies at Stockholm University. He is the author of Japan's Quest for a Role in the World (1988) and editor of Japan's Global Role: Implications for Sweden (1994), Japan's Foreign and Security Policies in Transition (1996) and The United Nations , Japan and Sweden: Achievements and Challenges (1998).

• List of Tables Acknowledgements A Note on Names and Transcription Introduction To Restore and Reconstruct; Yoshida Shigeru, Ashida Hitoshi, Katayama Tetsu The Prewar Leftover with a Postwar Mission; Hatoyama Ichir�e Failure of Brilliance; Kishi Nobusuke The International Cold Warrior; Ikeda Hayato The Cautious and Discreet Prime Minister; Sat�saku The Computerised Bulldozer on the International Stage; Tanaka Kakuei A Liberal Turning Realist ; Miki Takeo A Visionary Arch-conservative; Fukuda Takeo Turning the Tide; Ohira Masayoshi The Harmony Man on the Slippery Slope; Suzuki Zenk�e Symbolic Statesman; Nakasone Yasuhiro A Local Politician on the Global Stage; Takeshita Noboru Hope and Uncertainty; Kaifu Toshiki Full Circle; Miyazawa Kiichi Japan's Evolving Foreign Policy Doctrine Footnotes Bibliography Index