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Rethinking security in East Asia: identity, power and efficiency / Suh, J J (ed); Katzenstein, Peter J (ed); Carlson, Allen (ed) 2004  Book
Carlson, Allen Book
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Publication Stanford, Standford University Press, 2004.
Description 273p.
Series Studies in Asian security
Standard Number 0804749795
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War-like history or diplomatic history? Contentions over the pa / Suh, J J   Journal Article
Suh, J J Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract Northeast Asian countries have been engaged in disputes over history. While their historical contentions have caused suspicion and friction among them, I argue that they have also served as a medium of dialogue that helps establish a common understanding about the individual countries' contemporary reality and future direction. Historical contentions contribute to such a dialogue if and only if two conditions are met: regional actors recognise each other as legitimate participants in a dialogue about the salient past; and they contend over the past within a common framework of meaning. Northeast Asia, through historical contentions in the 1980s and 1990s, produced an embryonic form of a regional public sphere that made possible transnational communications about the region's future and each nation's desires, but it now stands at a fork between strengthening the regional public sphere and fracturing it into a contentious regional sphere.
Key Words Northeast Asia 
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