This rigorous comparative study of national identity in Japan, South Korea, and China examines countries with long histories influenced by Confucian thought, surging nationalism, and far-reaching ambitions for regional importance.
Contents
1. Japanese national identity : a six-dimensional analysis / Gilbert Rozman
2. South Korean national identity : a six-dimensional analysis / Gilbert Rozman
3. Chinese national identity : a six-dimensional analysis / Gilbert Rozman
4. The East Asian national identity syndrome / Gilbert Rozman
5. Japanese national identity : evolution and prospects / Kazuhiko Togo
6. Japan's national identity in postwar diplomacy : the three basic principles / Uuichi Hosoya
7. Korean national identity : evolutionary stages and diplomatic challenges / Gilbert Rozman and Andrew Kim
8. Unraveling national identity in South Korea : Minjok and Gukmin / Chung-in Moon
9. China's national identity and foreign policy : continuity amid transformation / Jin Linbo
10. China's national identity in diplomacy : noninterference in internal affairs / Ming Wan.
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