China's Military Activities in the East China Sea: Implications for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force

Burke, Edmund J.; Heath, Timothy R.; Hornung, Jeffrey W.; Ma, Logan; Morris, Lyle J.; Chase, Michael S.

doi:10.7249/rr2574

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“…Jepang merespon dengan mengamandemen Artikel 9 yang memberi mereka hak untuk kembali mengembangkan militer dengan tujuan menjaga stabilitas kawasan dengan masih dibawah pengawasan Amerika Serikat. (Perlez & Fackler, 2013;Burke, et al, 2018).…”

Section: Tinjauan Pustaka Teori Security Dilemmaunclassified

Kebijakan Pemerintahan Shinzo Abe Terhadap Peningkatan Kapabilitas Militer Jepang Ditinjau Dari Security Dilemma Theory

Ramadhan¹,

Tawakal

2023

GIJ.glob.insight.j

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Penelitian ini membahas mengenai kebijakan Jepang pada masa pemerintahan Shinzo Abe yang mengusung peningkatan kapabilitas militer Jepang yang mana sempat terhambat dikarenakan sejarah Perang Dunia II yang mengharuskan Jepang untuk menuruti tuntutan sekutu dalam mengurangi atau bahkan membatasi penggunaan militer Jepang. Peningkatan kapabilitas militer Jepang ini dilakukan dengan alasan untuk menjaga kedaulatan negara dan menciptakan stabilitas dinamika keamanan di Kawasan Asia Timur. Shinzo Abe memaparkan National Security Strategy (NSS) sebagai pedoman kebijakan terkait keamanan nasional yang mana mengubah interpretasi Artikel 9. Tujuan dari penelitian ini yakni untuk menelaah bagaimana pengaruh kebijakan pemerintahan Shinzo Abe terhadap peningkatan kapabilitas militer Jepang sebagai respon terhadap kompleksitas keamanan Kawasan AsiaTimur periode 2015-2019. Dengan menggunakan metode deskriptif dan pendekatan kualitatif, penelitian ini disusun berdasarkan sumber yang di dapat dari buku, jurnal, dan artikel. Teori yang digunakan adalah security dilemma yang mana menurut kami menjadi teori yang relevan untuk menyikapi kebijakan yang diusung oleh Shinzo Abe.

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Section: Tinjauan Pustaka Teori Security Dilemmaunclassified

Kebijakan Pemerintahan Shinzo Abe Terhadap Peningkatan Kapabilitas Militer Jepang Ditinjau Dari Security Dilemma Theory

Ramadhan¹,

Tawakal

2023

GIJ.glob.insight.j

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“…In July 2013, China made its first military flight across the Miyako Strait, sending a Y-8 early warning aircraft through the strategically important waterway between Okinawa Main Island and Miyako Island. These waters are situated on one of the few international routes by which Chinese air and naval forces can cross the confines of the first island chain and enter the western Pacific (Burke et al 2018). Two months later, China made its first long-range bomber flights across the Miyako Strait, with two bombers flying beyond the channel before returning to the ECS.…”

Section: The Maritime Responses and The Dragon In The East China Sea Since 2012: A Neoclassical Realist Analysismentioning

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From Panda to Dragon: An Analysis of China’s Maritime Actions and Reactions in the East China Sea and Their Implications since 2012

Oliveira

2021

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In the 21st century, China’s rise has been shifting global and regional geopolitical scenarios. Faced with its growth and fears of being perceived as a threat, China sought to associate its economic and political emergence with the preservation of the current international system, emphasizing speeches about a peaceful development and harmonious world in which it would be an actor who wants to grow and accommodate the world order. However, changes in the balance of power and its continued rise have caused China’s behaviour to change in its own region, especially regarding maritime disputes and affecting other countries’ perceptions. By applying Neoclassical Realism, this paper analyses the Chinese foreign policy in the 21st century, elucidating its behaviour in terms of the country’s action and reactions regarding the dispute over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands and shows the perceptions of other countries to that behaviour. The article concludes that perceptions concerning the balance of power, Chinese capabilities, nationalism, regime legitimacy, and on leadership images affect the intensity of Beijing’s responses and foreign policy about maritime territorial disputes. Also, the article shows that China’s growing assertiveness in both the East China Sea and the South China Sea is pushing countries that have territorial disputes with China to grow closer.

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“…19 In 2008, China, for the first time, dispatched vessels into the 12nm water around the islands. 20 In 2012, after Japan took a step to purchase these islands, China seized the opportunity by launching protocols not only in the contagious zone but in the territorial waters too. To establish Chinese jurisdiction and challenge Japanese control, China increased its presence in the region.…”

Section: China's Sovereignty Claimmentioning

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China’s Grand Strategy in the Asia-Pacific Region: An English School Perspective

Manzoor¹

2021

Margalla Papers

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Grand Strategy determines the ultimate goals and interests of a state. It has long-term effects on state policies. With the advent of the 21st century, China has emerged as a regional and global power. After entering the new era of development, China set specific goals and decided to achieve them, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. These goals are to convert China into a prosperous society, increase per capita income at par with developed states and realize modernization. In 2013, Xi Jinping announced China’s Grand Strategy, while stating that the period extended to 2020 (and beyond) is the era of strategic opportunity for China. This article discusses China’s Grand Strategy in the Asia-Pacific region. First, it conceptualizes Chinese strategy by focusing on its main objectives and interests. Secondly, it analyses its components while identifying how China is utilizing its economic, political, diplomatic, and security means to secure its interests in the region and maintain regional order. It also examines Chinese foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific region according to the institutions of international society described by Hadley Bull. Bibliography Entry Manzoor, Saima. 2021. "China’s Grand Strategy in the Asia-Pacific Region: An English School Perspective." Margalla Papers 25 (1): 81-91.

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China's Military Activities in the East China Sea: Implications for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force

Cited by 6 publications

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Kebijakan Pemerintahan Shinzo Abe Terhadap Peningkatan Kapabilitas Militer Jepang Ditinjau Dari Security Dilemma Theory

Kebijakan Pemerintahan Shinzo Abe Terhadap Peningkatan Kapabilitas Militer Jepang Ditinjau Dari Security Dilemma Theory

From Panda to Dragon: An Analysis of China’s Maritime Actions and Reactions in the East China Sea and Their Implications since 2012

China’s Grand Strategy in the Asia-Pacific Region: An English School Perspective

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