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Contents

Volume I : History-2,000 years of friendship and 50 years that overshadow the rest

Acknowledgements

Chronological table of reprinited articles and chapter

General introduction

Part I. Pre-modern interactions

1. Periodizing the History of Sino-Japanese Relations / Wang Xiangrong (trans. Joshua A. Fogel)

2. Speaking with a Forked Tongue: Diplomatic Correspondence Between China and Japan, 238-608 A.D. / Wang Zhenping

3. The multipolar nature of the interantional system in Asia / Wang Zhenping

4. Realistic and Fantastic Images of Dwarf Pirates: The Evolution of Ming Dynasty Perceptions of the Japanese / Wang Yong

5. Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period' : part two. The nagasaki trade was the Chinese trade / Oba Osama (trans. Joshua A. Fogel)

6. The Meiji Aftermath / Marius B. Jansen

Part II 1895-1945

7. Chinese learing(kangaku) in Meiju Japan(1868-1912) / Margaret mehl

8. China's Attitudes Toward Japan at the Time of the Sino-Japanese War / Samuel C. Chu

9. An overview of relations between China and Japan, 1895-1945 / Ian Nish

10. Japanese Attitudes Toward Colonialism, 1895-1945 / Mark R. Peatt

11. Japan's Informal Empire in China, 1895-1937: An Overview / Peter Duus

12. The Jewel in the Crown: The International Context of Manchukuo / Louise Young

13. Recourse to Arms: The Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1937-1945 / Alvin D. Coox

14. Facets of Ambivalent Relationship: Smuggling, Puppets, and Atrocities During the War, 1937-1945 / Lloyd E. Eastman

Volume II: History revisited

Acknoweldgements

15. The Patterns of Japanese Relations with China, 1952-1982 / Chalmers Johnson

16. Sino-Japanese controversy since the 1972 diplomatic normalization / Hidenori Ijiri

Part I. Addressing the past through war crime trials

17. War criminals and the road to Sino=Fapanese normalization : Zhou Enlai and the Shenyang trials, 1954-1956 / Adam Cathcart and Patricia Nash

18. The Tokyo Judgment and the Rape of Nanking / Timothy Brook

Part II. The history problem

2.1 Textbook issues

19. "Past Experience, if Not Forgotten, is a Guide to the Future" Or, What is in a Text? The Politics of History in Chinese-Japanese Relations' / Arif Dirlik

20. The Japanese History Textbook Controversy in East Asian Perspective / Claudia Schneider

21. Historical consciousness and Japan, China and South Korea's shared history teaching materials / Obinata Sumio

2.2 The Yasukuni Shrine issue

22. Diminishing Returns? Prime Minister Koizumi's Visits to the Yasukuni Shrine in the Context of East Asian Nationalisms / Phil Deans

2.3 The Nanjing Massacre debate

23. Convergence or Divergence? Recent Historical Writings on the Rape of Nanjing / Daqing Yang

24. Extract from a battle over history : the Nanjing massacre in Japan / Takashi Yoshida

2.4 Redress

25. Sino-Japanese Redress Movement / Ming Wan

26. Chinese Forced Labour, the Japanese Government and the Prospects for Redress / William Underwood

2.5 Orphans

27. Japan's "War Orphans": Identification and State Responsibility / Robert Efird

Part III. Revisionism and new remembering

28. History, Chinese Nationalism and the Emerging Sino-Japanese Conflict / Yinan He

29.China's History Activism and Sino-Japanese Relations / James Reilly

30. China's "New Remembering" of the Anti-Japanese War of Resistance, 1937-1945 / Parks M. Coble

31. Behind the Scenes at the Museum: Nationalism, History and Memory in the Beijing War of Resistance Museum, 1987-1997 / Rana Mitter

32. Relocating War Memory at Century's End: Japan's Postwar Responsibility and Global Political Culture / Franziska Seraphim

33. Mirror for the Future or the History Card? Understanding the History Problem / Yang Daqing

34. The importance of 'othering' in china's national identity : Sino-Fapanese relations as a stage of identity conflicts / Shogo Suzuki

Volume III: Politics and Economics : from the 'separations of politics and economic' to 'cold politics, hot economics'

35. Japan-China Trade in the 1950s / Soeya Yoshihide

36. People's Diplomacy: The Japan-China Friendship Association and Critical War Memory in the 1950s / Franziska Seraphim

Part I. Sino-Japanese diplomatic normalisation

37. The Sino-Japanese Rapprochement : a relationship of ambivalece / G. T. Hsiao

38. Sino-Japanese Relations since the Rapprochement / H. N. Kim

39. The "Anti-Hegemony" Controversy in Sino-Japanese Relations / Y. H. Park

40. The Making of the Sino-Japanese Peace and Friendship Treaty / Chae-Jin Lee

Part II. Post-1972 economic relations

41. Sino-Japanese Economic Co-operation / S. Ishikawa

42. Complementarity in Sino-Japanese Relations: Toward a Win-Win Game' / C. H. Kwan

43. The Senkaku/Diaoyu Dispute and Sino-Japanese Political-Economic Relations: Cold Politics and Hot Economics? / Min Gyo Koo

44. Forging new bilateral relations : Japan-China cooperation at the sub-national leval / Purnendra Jain

45. The impact of China's rise on Sino-Japanese economic relations / Ohashi Hideo

46. The Ending of Japan's ODA Loan Programme to China: All's Well that Ends Well? / R. Drifte

Part III. Changing perceptions and identities after the Cold War

47. Japan's Deteriorating Ties with China: The Koizumi Factor / Lam Peng Er

48. China's "New Thinking" on Japan / P. H. Gries

49. Japan in the Politics of Chinese Leadership Legitimacy: Recent Developments in Historical Perspective / Christopher R. Hughes

50. Partners or rials? chinese perceptions of Japan's security strategy in the Asia-Pacific region / Rex Li

51. The Japanese assessment of the "China threat' / Wenran Jiang

Volume IV : Traditional and non-traditional security issues

Part I. China-Japan-US strategic relations

52. China, the US-Japan Alliance, and the Security Dilemma in East Asia / T. J. Christensen

53. China Views the Revised US-Japan Defense Guidelines: Popping the Cork? / P. Midford

54. Sino-Japanese Relations and Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) / Christopher W. Hughes

55. Japan's Shifting Strategy Toward the Rise of China / M. M. Mochizuki

Part II. Territorial disputes and nationalisms

56. Contending Nationalisms and the Diaoyutai/Senkaku Dispute / Phil Deans

57. Legitimacy and the Limits of Nationalism : China and the Diaoyu Islands / Erica Strecker Downs and Phillip C. Saunders

Part III. The Taiwan problem

58. Japan-Taiwan relations: Unofficial in Name Only / J. Sun

59. The Taiwan Question: Reconciling the Irreconcilable / Phil Deans

Part IV. Non-traditinal security concerns

60. Japan's Environmental Cooperation with China during in the Last Two decades / Ryokichi Hirono

61. From "Sea of Confrontation" to "Sea of Peace, Cooperation and Friendship"? Japan Facing China in the East / Reinhard Drifte

62. China's Surging Energy Demand: Trigger for Conflict or Cooperation with Japan? / Shoichi Itoh

63. Competition and Cooperative Practices in Sino-Japanese Energy and Environmental Relations: Towards an Energy Security "Risk Community?" / Elizabeth Wishnick

Part V. Regional community building

64. Constructing Regional Interests in Japan And China / Saori N. Katada

65. Forming an East Asian Community: A Site for Japan-China Power Struggles / Takashi Terada

66. East Asian Community: A new platform for Sino-Japanese Cooperation and Contention / You Ji

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Academic and popular interest in China and Japan, the two major powers in East Asia, has risen dramatically in the last decade. While on the one hand their relationship has benefited from high levels of two-way trade and investment underscoring their growing economic interdependence, political rifts have (re-)appeared over such issues as historical memory, territory, and energy security. Without doubt, the way in which this bilateral relationship will evolve over the next few years has the potential to transform the architecture of regional and international politics. It is therefore essential to have a deep and nuanced understanding of the historical, economic, political, and cultural dynamics of the relationship.

The academic literature on all aspects of Sino-Japanese relations has burgeoned accordingly, and, in addition to the existing body of work, now provides a substantial, if somewhat overwhelming, corpus. This new Routledge Major Work collection brings together in an accessible format some of the most influential research on Sino-Japanese relations to help steer the reader towards essential texts and provide a comprehensive guide to this rapidly expanding field of study. Each volume contains an introduction by the editor which summarizes the key debates and contextualizes the gathered materials. It is an essential reference and teaching resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, and policymakers, and others with an interest in East Asian history, politics, political economy, and international relations.

The material in the collection is organized thematically, with Volume I providing the historical perspective, covering two thousand years of friendly exchange versus fifty years that overshadow the rest. Volume II focuses on the problems that have emerged since the end of World War II: history wars, revisionism, and reconciliation. Volume III considers the economic interaction between the two countries, covering aid, trade and investment, and regionalism. Volume IV is given over to traditional and non-traditional security threats, territorial disputes, energy security, environmental concerns and cooperation.



Academic and popular interest in China and Japan, the two major powers in East Asia, has risen dramatically in the last decade. While on the one hand their relationship has benefitted from high levels of two-way trade and investment underscoring their growing economic interdependence, political rifts have (re-)appeared over such issues as historical memory, territory and energy security. Without doubt, the way in which this bilateral relationship will evolve over the next few years has the potential to transform the architecture of regional and international politics. It is therefore essential to have a deep and nuanced understanding of the historical, economic, political and cultural dynamics of the relationship.