سياسة اليابان الخارجية في ضوء النظريات الكبرى للسياسة الخارجية

Abstract EN

Foreign policy is determined as the main pillar of the international relations theory, as a phenomenon that reflects the dynamic nature of units interaction in the international system, this dynamic can be seen in the Japanese external behavior, where it took an important space in the studies and researches of the major schools in this field, according to the analytical specificity provided by the Japanese external behavior, this behavior is based on a pragmatic vision for the role that Japan should play in the international system, but in parallel with the limitations of the mechanisms that it uses; The dimensions of the national interest and the role, the dimensions of pragmatism and internal perception for the behavior that tokyo must adopt to respond to the external stimuli, constitute pivotal variables for understanding the peculiarity of Japan’s foreign policy.