1. The Shifting Nature of Japan-China Relations after the Cold War 2. Domestic Sources of Japan’s Policy Towards China 3. Japanese Writings on Post-1945 Japan-China Relations 4. National Mythmaking and the Problems of History in Sino-Japanese Relations 5. Japanese ODA Policy toward China: The New Agenda 6. The Taiwan Factor in Japan-China Relations 7. Forging New Bilateral Relations: Japan's Sub-National Governments in China 8. Building Yellow Sea Bridges 9. Japanese NGOs in China 10. Deputy and Débutante: The New Geometry of East Asia 11. Sino-Japanese Relations: A Malaysian Perspective 12. Sino-Japan Relations in the Russian Shadow
Biography
Lam Peng Er is Senior Research Fellow at the East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore.
'Japan's Relations With China' is a collection of essays that incorporates the insights of Chinese, Japanese and outside thinkers.' - Emily Parker, Far Eastern Economic Review
'This book offers food for thought.' - Far Eastern Economic Review
'Lam Peng Er's edited volume makes a significant contribution to our knowledge of Japan's relations with China and of East Asian international relations.' -- Ming Wan, Journal of Japanese Studies, 2008
