Titlebook: International Relations and the Origins of the Pacific War; Ko Unoki Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Japan.

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,Introduction: An Overview of the Pacific War (1941–1945),om the flight decks of Japanese naval aircraft carriers that had surreptitiously cruised all the way from Hitokappu Bay in Etorofu island, of the Chishima island chain, and were now anchored just 320 kilometers north of the American island colony of Hawaii. The planes, with their bright red Rising-S

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Realism and Power Transition in International Relations,core doctrines that were taught to IR students. Most of the early scholarship and concepts to emerge from IR studies were based on Realist models, and over the decades Realism became the most influential school of thought in IR in both the US and in Europe.. IR scholar Michael Doyle considers it to

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IR Theory and the Origins of the Pacific War,ories that attempt to clarify the significance of certain historical events in Japanese-US relations and identify the themes of Realism embedded within them that led to the outbreak of the Pacific War. The first theory will focus on arguing that the outbreak of the Japanese-US conflict was the culmi

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interregional voyaging in the last two millennia. European shipping, which intruded into the Indian Ocean at the end of the fifteenth century, is only mentioned briefly although some of the finest ships of this tradition were built at Bombay and Calcutta. The survey is divided into two parts and fiv

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Ko Unokiinterregional voyaging in the last two millennia. European shipping, which intruded into the Indian Ocean at the end of the fifteenth century, is only mentioned briefly although some of the finest ships of this tradition were built at Bombay and Calcutta. The survey is divided into two parts and fiv

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Ko Unokiser extent, in Insular Southeast Asia. Biased approaches rejected this considerable corpus of Vai??ava statues into late Indianization times and implicitly denied Hinduism a significant role in the early phase of this process. It took renewed approaches by art historians and the find of mitred statu

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Ko Unokiser extent, in Insular Southeast Asia. Biased approaches rejected this considerable corpus of Vai??ava statues into late Indianization times and implicitly denied Hinduism a significant role in the early phase of this process. It took renewed approaches by art historians and the find of mitred statu

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