The downward spiral of Japan-ROK relations is the result of bilateral contradictions in which strategic divergence as a structural factor has key influence. To repair their ties, the two countries should properly review their respective basic security policies and major regional strategies, as well as their coordination within the alliance system, a process that is bound to be tortuous and difficult. 

【文章來(lái)源】：China International Studies. 2020,(06)

【文章頁(yè)數(shù)】：23 頁(yè)

【文章目錄】：
The DPRK Factor in Japan-ROK Security Policy Divergence
    Different perceptions of the DPRK threat
    The ROK’s misigivings about Japan’s DPRK policy
    Japan’s concerns about the ROK’s DPRK policy
Japan-ROK Geostrategic Divergence over China’s Rise
    Japan’s China strategy and conflicts with the ROK
    The ROK’s China strategy and conflicts with Japan
US Alliance Management and Japan-ROK Strategic Divergence
    Exclusion of Japan from nuclear negotiations
    Absence of hegemony and mismanagement of alliances
Conclusion



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