1st Edition
Japanese Development Cooperation The Making of an Aid Architecture Pivoting to Asia
1. Global Change: Japan’s Role in the Making of a New Aid Architecture
Marie Söderberg
2. The Peculiarities of Japan’s ODA and the Implications for African Development
Motoki Takahashi and Masumi Owa
3. Aligning Policy with Practice: Japanese ODA and Normative Values
André Asplund
4. The Development Cooperation Paradigm Under the "New Partnership" and its Implications for Japan’s Aid
Yasutami Shimomura
5. The Securitization of Japan’s ODA: New Strategies in Changing Regional and Domestic Contexts
Raymond Yamamoto
6. The US Pivot to Asia and Japan’s Development Cooperation Charter
Yoneyuki Sugita
7. Japanese ODA and The Challenge of Chinese Aid in Africa
David Arase
8. The Changing Global Aid Architecture: An Opportunity for Japan to Play a Proactive Global Role?
Masumi Owa
9. Comparing Japan and the European Union: The Development Cooperation Policies of Two Civilian Powers
Bart Gaens
10. Network-based Development Cooperation as a Way Forward for Japan
Izumi Ohno
11. The Impact of Public Opinion on Japan’s Aid Policy: Before and After the New Development Assistance Charter
Paul Midford
12. An Asian Aid Paradigm: Japan Leading from Behind
André Asplund and Marie Söderberg
Biography
André Asplund is a Post-doctoral Associate and Lecturer at the Program in Japanese Politics and Diplomacy, Yale University, USA.
Marie Söderberg is a Professor and the Director of the European Institute of Japanese Studies at Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden.
