January 1, 2025International Relations of the Asia-Pacific

Localizing international relations: The intellectual and institutional formation of IR in Japan

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Japanese International Relations emerged from disciplines like international law and political science, driven by historical context.
The study identifies the influence of prewar knowledge systems on contemporary theoretical pluralism in Japan.
Observational analysis highlights Japan's unique contributions to the global discourse in International Relations.
This work supports the idea of rethinking regional hierarchies and alternative epistemologies in the discipline.

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This analysis reveals the hybrid intellectual trajectory of Japan's International Relations, suggesting its unique contributions to pluralism in the discipline.

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Mari Nakamura (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals the hybrid intellectual trajectory of Japan's International Relations, suggesting its unique contributions to pluralism in the discipline.

Localizing international relations: The intellectual and institutional formation of IR in Japan

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Localizing international relations: The intellectual and institutional formation of IR in Japan

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