سياسة اليابان الخارجية : مسارات جديدة لأهداف قديمة

Abstract EN

According to its geographical location and historical specificity, Japan knows a continuous dynamic in its foreign policy, intersecting these specificities with regional and international changing environment, forces Japan to adopt specific behaviors in its foreign relations, so it moved from a country with an imperial legacy to an interactive state that adopts negative neutrality towards world issues, to regain its status as a natural state, by affirming its alliance in the American liberal system, and looking for acceptance within the Asian House, However, the emerging issues on the international scene forced the Japanese leaders to abandon the old approach in foreign policy.

Since the establishment of the "Shinzo Abe" administration, the political agenda has centered on adopting a proactive approach that moves Japan’s foreign Policy from a reaction policy to a proactive policy, to play vital roles internally and externally.