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The Diplomatic Thoughts Of Masayoshi Ohira And His Policy Toward China

Posted on:2014-01-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y JiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2266330425959397Subject:International politics
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Throughout the post-war, Japan’s former prime minister, served as the68th generation and the69generation, the cabinet prime minister Masayoshi Ohira was one of outstanding. He was born of a peasant family, served as the chief cabinet secretary, finance minister, foreign minister and LDP President and prime minister. He was not only inherited the former prime minister, Shigeru Yoshida, Ikeda Hayato’s ideas, but also on this basis to achieve the independence of the Japanese diplomatic made great contributions. He argued that integration of domestic and foreign affairs. During his tenure, Japan was not only kept the alliance with the United States, restored the normalization of diplomatic tied with China, but also had diplomatic relations with many countries of the world, realized the all-round diplomacy. This made Japan in the1970s in the maintenance of diplomatic tied of the basic shaft at the same time, presented the trend of diversification. His diplomatic thoughts, such as the "philosophy of oval","alliance","international coordination","trans-pacific cooperation idea", etc, had important influence to the Japanese diplomatic. Until today, advocated by Masayoshi Ohira, many foreign concepts to Japan still have important guiding significance.For clues, this paper will depend on historical events related events on the background, and the Masayoshi Ohira diplomatic thought formation, his foreign concept, and analyze his China policy. Through the Pacific Ocean in his published articles, speeches, participating in the activities of comb, draw a Pacific diplomatic thoughts and his China policy context, tries to objectively full of Masayoshi Ohira himself and thoughts.
Keywords/Search Tags:Diplomatic Thoughts, The elliptical philosophy, The internationalcoordinating, Policy Toward China
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