Cultures of Order
Leadership, Language, and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan
1st Edition
Published on 16. February 2012
217 pages
978-0-7914-7948-3 (ISBN)
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Examines postwar debates within Germany and Japan over how to promote domestic and regional order.
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Katja Weber | Paul A. Kowert
Cultures of Order
Leadership, Language, and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan
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Katja Weber | Paul A. Kowert
Cultures of Order
Leadership, Language, and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan
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Katja Weber is Associate Professor of International Affairs at Georgia Institute of Technology and author of Hierarchy amidst Anarchy: Transaction Costs and Institutional Choice, also published by SUNY Press. Paul A. Kowert is Associate Professor of International Relations at Florida International University. He is the author of Groupthink or Deadlock: When Do Leaders Learn from Their Advisors?, also published by SUNY Press, and the coeditor (with Vendulka Kubálková and Nicholas Onuf) of International Relations in a Constructed World.
Content
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
1. Introduction
Order in International Relations
A German Debate Contributions of Constructivism
Overview of the Book
2. Language and the Problem of Order
Constructing Order
Towards a New European Order
Conclusion
3. The Westpolitik Debate
Adenauer and Institutional Constraint Schumacher and National Rights
The Westpolitik Debate
Conclusion
4. The Ostpolitik Debate
Kiesinger and State Rights
Brandt and Institutional Expansion
The Ostpolitik Debate
Conclusion
5. The Deutschlandpolitik Debate
Kohl and Institutional Achievement Lafontaine and European Rights
The Deutschlandpolitik Debate Conclusion
6. Japan and the Problem of Order
Yoshida and the Path from Realism to Rights
Order and the Yoshida Doctrine
A Debate Foreclosed
Conclusion
7. Conclusion
The New World Order in Germany
Constructing Order, Constructivist Theory
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Abbreviations
1. Introduction
Order in International Relations
A German Debate Contributions of Constructivism
Overview of the Book
2. Language and the Problem of Order
Constructing Order
Towards a New European Order
Conclusion
3. The Westpolitik Debate
Adenauer and Institutional Constraint Schumacher and National Rights
The Westpolitik Debate
Conclusion
4. The Ostpolitik Debate
Kiesinger and State Rights
Brandt and Institutional Expansion
The Ostpolitik Debate
Conclusion
5. The Deutschlandpolitik Debate
Kohl and Institutional Achievement Lafontaine and European Rights
The Deutschlandpolitik Debate Conclusion
6. Japan and the Problem of Order
Yoshida and the Path from Realism to Rights
Order and the Yoshida Doctrine
A Debate Foreclosed
Conclusion
7. Conclusion
The New World Order in Germany
Constructing Order, Constructivist Theory
Notes
Bibliography
Index
