Geo-politics in Northeast Asia:
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Index Note: Page numbers in italics indicate a figure and page numbers in bold indicate a table on the corresponding page. Page numbers followed by “n” indicate a note. 50/50 scheme, for border settlement between China and Russia 50 Abe, Shinzo 60,161,186-187,194, 218; allegation of corruption against 190; relationship with President Trump 64; resolution of the territorial dispute with Russia 116; visit to warlinked Yasukuni Shrine 206 Action Conservative movement (Kodo-suru Hoshu) 207 agricultural production 120 Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) 26,216 Alexseev, Mikhail 122 “All-Okinawa” movement 147 Al-Qaeda 20 American Imperialism 85 Amur Oblast 120; allocation of agricultural labor permits in 130; Chinese investment in farmlands and agriculture production in 127; Chinese projects in 125; foreign investors in 125; procedure for registering land plot property rights 124; rural small landowners in 124; socio-economic conflicts in 121; zero quota for work permits for Chinese farmworkers 130 “Anti-Corruption Foundation” 192-193 anti-Japanese sentiments 60 Antonsich, Marco 6 aquaculture 100 Arctic Sea 25 Asahi Shimbun 207 Asian Development Bank 81 Asian Financial Crisis 58 Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank 81 Asian Monetary Fund (AMF) 58 Asian paradox 20-22, 29 Asian Power and Politics (1985) 184 Asian regionalism: development of 59; Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy 60; history of 58-60; impact of President Trump’s Northeast Asia Policies on 65-67; Quad 60; role of US in 58-60 Asian Tigers 1 Asian Women’s Fund 208 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 46,
58,120 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 7, 58; ASEAN Plus Three (ASEAN+3) 58-59, 65; ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) 58,167n3; Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) 59 Astra-Zeneca vaccine 223 atomic test, by North Korea 47 automatic identification system (AIS) 115,119nl8 Azov Port (Russia) 123 balance of power (BOP), in Northeast Asia 41,161 Baoshan Steel Mill (China) 42 Barnes, Trevor 122 Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51,79 Bering Sea 25 Biden, Joseph 10, 64, 67-68, 75
228 Index Biden administration 68; allies in East Asia 86; Japan-US summit talks under 86; policy on China 80; review on North Korean policy 78 bilateral currency swap agreements 59 billiard ball collision 95-96,102,113 bio-power, Foucault’s notion of 5 Black Earth Farming Ltd 123, 125 Blyakher, Leonid 133 Bodo League Massacre (1950) 206 Bolshevik revolution (1917) 36 Bondarenko, Liudmila 132 border fishing 96,117n4 border islands, in the Northeast Asian region: cases from Central-Eastern Europe 140-141; development of 142; equalization of 142; exorcising phantoms 141-143; geopolitical characteristics of 139; Kuril Islands 139, 143; Liancourt Rocks (Dokdo or Takeshima Island) 139; Northern Territories dispute 143; Okinawa Island 146-151; phantom borders studies 139; Russo-Japanese border islands 140; Sakhalin Islands 139, 143-146; Senkaku Islands 139; Tsushima Island 139 borders 35-36, 50, 96,121,139-142, 147,150-151, 159,163,165,191 Bo Xilai 190-191 Brezhnev, Leonid: “détente” 38; military intervention into Afghanistan 34; speech in Tashkent 40; as threat to China 35; visit to Washington D.C. 39 BRICS countries 162 Bungei Shunjū 207 Bush, George W. 35, 50 Central Europe, phantom borders 140 Cha, Victor 61 Channeru Sakura (Channel Sakura) 205 Chen Yun 43 Chiang Mai Initiative 59 China 3, 5; 50/50 scheme (border settlement with Russia) 50; abstention from UN voting sessions on Crimea issue 162; agribusiness 125; All Dimensional Diplomacy 47-48; anti Japanese campaign 187; anti-Soviet radical nationalism 38; approval of Ivanka Trump’s presence in the Chinese market 189;
assertion of full sovereignty over Hong Kong 79; Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; border dispute with India 15; Central Anti-Corruption Coordination Group 189; Civil War 37; Communist Fourth Field Army 37; Communist Second Field Army 37; conflicts over fishing grounds with Japan 105-108; construction of socialism 33-34; corruption, issue of 189; creation of artificial islands 161; Damansky Incident 38; defeat of Nationalist forces 37; designation as currency manipulator 61; dispute with Japan over Senkakus (Diaoyu) island 26; dumping of socialism by 45-49; economic policy of 41413; European aggression against 80; export of squids to South Korea 102; first stage of economic development (1950-1976) 36410; fishing boats 100; fishing power 96; forced labor working under hard conditions 186; foreign policy 44415; fourth stage of economic development (2001-the present) 49-51; Gang of Four 39; globalisation of economy 49-51; Great Leap Forward (1958) 34, 38; hegemonic power 18; Heilongjiang Province 129; Heixiazi Island 28; holding of agricultural land in Russia 125; investment in agriculture 125; Japanese ODA as compensation for wartime atrocities 40, 46; Japan’s normalization of diplomatic relations with 40; joining of APEC 46; joint venture project with Japan in Shanghai 42; Law of the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone (1992) 25; market for venture capitalists 45; material and ideological support for North Korea 14-15; membership of WTO 35, 51; military confrontation with Soviet Union 8, 36; military cooperation with Russia 165; monetary assistance from Japan 40; natural
gas imports from Russia 177; New Economic Policy (NEP) 34; nine-dash line 162; normalization of relations with Soviet Union 41; North Korea’s economic development under supervision of 83; “One Belt One Road” Initiative 83; “one China”
Index 229 principle 61, 201; Operation “Fox Hunt” 195; opposition against Soviet influence in 38; People’s Liberation Army (PLA) 41; per capita GNI 48; plan of building a modern Navy 50; Politburo Standing Committee 189; prospect of Soviet aggression from the North 38; radical socialist programs 34; relation with North Korea 81; relation with Soviet Union 34; relation with US 20, 66; repression of Hong Kong’s democracy movements 20; response to the Crimean Issue 162-163; “reward wedging” to wean Japan away from the United States 73n57; rise of 4, 25; role and behavior in Northeast Asian geo politics 33, 53; Russia’s GL indexes with 175; second stage of economic development (1978-1989) 40-45; security against imperialist aggression 37; settlement of border disputes with China 50; “Sky Net” campaign 189,195; socialism in 36-40; stages of economic development 33-36; support to Russia’s aggression in Crimea 162; third stage of economic development (1990-2000) 45-49; Tiananmen Incident (1989) 41, 45, 49; trade war with US 62, 79; trade with Soviet Union 44, 48; views on Crimean referendum 163; Village and Township Enterprises (VTEs) 42-43; wars fought by 36 China-bloc 80 China-North Korea Fisheries Agreement (2004)101 Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) 44 Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 46, 61, 79; Central Anti-Corruption Coordination Group 189; Central Commission for Discipline Inspection 189; dictatorship of 49 Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976)38,41-42 Chinese Dream 52-53 Chinese Eastern Railways 36 Choe Son Hui 76 Chosoen, Korean dynasty of 193 Chun Doo Hwan 189
coal city 145 coastal countries, Westphalian sovereignty of 162 cold peace, Northeast Asia under 17-18 Cold War: absence of open conflict 8; ending of 3, 8,41; ideological fault lines of 15; in Northeast Asia 1; situation on the Korean peninsula 22; strategic realignment 3; structural continuity 17 collective ownership 124 comfort women 204, 206-208 community building 14 Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) 65, 67, 82 Conference on Northeast Asian Development (1990) 2 Conqueror of the East 221 continental shelf 26, 105; 350 nautical miles claim of 25; dispute between Japan and China 105; dispute between Japan and Korea 28; theory of natural extension 105 coral fishing boats 106 corporate finance system 48 corruption, in Northeast Asian countries 188-191,195 country of origin 178 Covid-19 pandemic 4, 28; Astra Zeneca vaccine 223; contact tracing and mass testing 206; declaration of 200; defacto lockdowns 19; global fight against 160; human-to-human transmission 200; impact of 222; kung fir virus 63; management of 19; Northeast Asia response to 19-20; origin of virus 200; outbreak in Wuhan in late-2019 19, 200; reterritorialization of politics and geography 224; South Korea’s K-bangyeok (K-anti-infection) 206; spread of 19, 63; in United States 63; “warning” people to avoid the 3Cs 200 crab pot fishing 99 Crimea: China’s response to issue of 162-163; reunification with Russia 162; Russia’s annexation of 160, 162; see ako Ukraine cross-border cooperation 2 cross-border trade 48
230 Index Damansky Incident 38 Damansky (Zhenbao) island 38 Danjo Islands 105 Dawisha, Karen 191 Demidov, Aleksandr 124 Deng Xiaoping 33, 34, 37-38,41-42, 52; building of SEZs in Southern provinces 42-43; as China’s Khrushchev 38; choice of Shanghai as joint venture with Japan 42; demise of 49; foreign policy 44; formulation of VTEs 43; low-key diplomacy 50; NEP polides 42; normalising of relation with Japan 46; policy toward the Soviet Union 44; Southern Trip (1992) 46; visits to Japan and United States 40 dirt spoons, notion of 204 disaster management 15 dual labour market 203 dynasties, in Northeast Asian countries 186-188 East Asia: international society 7; reconceptualization of 3; Sinicized states” of 7; traditional tributary system-based order 17; US allies in 86 East Asian Economic Group (EAEG) 58 East Asia Summit (EAS) 59 East China Sea 25, 51, 67, 96; Japan’s control of the Senkaku Islands 217; rivalries over fishing in 102-105 Eastern European countries 140 Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) Pipeline 176 economic development, pattern in Northeast Asia 21 economic globalization 27 economic integration, in Northeast Asia: foreign trade relations among China, Japan, and Korea 171-176; rise of emerging economies 171; socialist economy 171; sub-regional zones of 2 economic interdependence, impact on security issues 21 Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia (ERINA) 3 economic zones 2-3, 25, 27, 34, 95,175 EEZ see exclusive economic zones (EEZs) Eurasian-bloc 80 Eurasian Development Bank 183nI7 European Union (EU) 7,15, 35; Crimean referendum 162; economic
sanctions against Russia 162; inter regional trade 21; response to Russia’s violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty 162-163 exclusive economic zones (EEZs) 26,95 Financial Times 191 fishery: arrangements in Northeast Asia’s seas 97; border fishing 96; conflict 95; rivalry over 96; trans-border fishing 114 fishing and fish detection, technology of 115 fishing boats: competition of 99; illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) 115, 117; modernization of 100; operating with their fish detectors 115 fishing grounds, conflict over: Agreement for Safe Operation 115; bilateral fisheries negotiations and coordination 116; challenges by North Korean and Chinese fisheries 100-102; characteristics of 108-114; confiscation of illegally placed fishing equipment 103; in East China Sea 108-112; Japanese-South Korean competition over the Sea of Japan 98-100; Japan-Russian version of safe operations 117; by Japan with China and Taiwan 105-108; resolution of 115 ; risk of border violation and collision 100; rivalries in the East China Sea 102-105; between Russia and Japan 96; in Sea of Japan 108-112 fishing industry 100 fishing pots 99 fishing power 96,117n2 fishing traps 95 food shortages 203 forced labour 204 foreign direct investment (FDI) 34, 82, 171,178-180 foreign trade relations, among China, Japan, and Korea 172 Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy 60, 157 free passage, right of 25 Friedberg, Aaron 58 “friend-enemy” dichotomy 78 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant accident 103
Index 231 G7 countries 19 Gazprom 192 General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) 67,165,205 Geneva Framework 23 geo-politics, of Northeast Asia 219 geo-power, importance of 5 Georgia-Russia war (2008) 160 gill-net fishing boats 98-99 Gorbachev, Mikhail 35,41,45, 46 “Goshiwon” cubicle home 203 Goto Islands 114 Great Britain, naval hegemony of 25 Greater Eurasia 3 Greater Tumen Initiative 2 Greater Vladivostok 2 Great Leap Forward (1958) 34, 38 great-power rivalry, in Northeast Asia 17-18 Great Restoration of the Chinese People 53-54 gross domestic production (GDP) 35,41 gross national income (GNI) 41 Grubel-Lloyd (GL) index 174-175 “Gukppong” mentality 205 “Gukppong” YouTubers 205 Gulf War 45-46 halfway and provisional waters 95 Hamada Triangle 99 Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (HS Code) 84 Hayter, Roger 122 Hechter, Michael 141 homelessness, in Japan and Korea 203 Hong Kong 34; China’s assertion of fiili sovereignty over 79; joining of APEC 46; US’s revocation of special status of 79 Hoppo Kyodo 66 hostage taking, issue of 193-194 Hu Jintao: modification of Deng’s foreign policy directives 49, 51; summit with Putin 163 Hu Yaobang 44 Hyogo Prefecture 104 illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing boats 115, 117 India: border dispute with China 15; claims to regional hegemony 16; Kashmir disputes 16 infectious disease control 15 influenza virus breakouts 201 information technology 75, 205 institutional mechanisms for integration, development of 15 intellectual property protection 82 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) 77
inter-Korean relationship 81-82 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty 64 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development 81 International Court of Justice (ICJ) 26 international fishing relations see border fishing International Monetary Fund (IMF) 58,81 International Relations (IR) theories 21 Interpol Red Notice system 195 inter-regional trade, among EU member states 21 interstate relations, in Northeast Asia 76 interstitial spaces, in Northeast Asia: border stitching 27-28; in sea and sky 25-27; terrestrial and maritime zones 25 intra-industry trade 174-175, 180 Jańczak, Jarosław 140 Japan 22, 25, 41; Aegis Ashore deployment plan 86; Air Self-Defense Force 165; alliance relationship with the US 18; annexation of Korea 205; Asahi Shimbun 204, 207; competition with South Korea over the Sea of Japan 98-100; conflicts over fishing grounds with China and Taiwan 105-108; deep sea fishing 118n4; diplomatic relations with Taiwan 40; dispute over Senkakus (Diaoyu) with China 26; dispute over Takeshima (Dokdo) with Korea 26; economic growth of 1; economy and currency markets 1; export control against ROK 164; fishery techniques 117; Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant accident 103; Imperial Japan 36, 186; imports of LNG by country 1781 imports of oil from Russia 176; Law Exemption Water Area 107; military brothels during World War II 206; mistrust in relation with Korea 202-206; national early warning system (J-ALERT) 86; neutrality in
232 Index the Soviet-Chinese contention 40; normalization of diplomatic relations with China 40; Northern Territories dispute with Russia 143,146; ODA to China as compensation for wartime atrocities 40,46; poverty rate in 203; rivalry with Russia over the fishery 96; “safe operations” agreement with Russia 221; Self-Defense Force 161; sovereignty disputes with Russia 26; Special Cooperation Zone with Taiwan 107; stance towards JapanSouth Korea talks over fishing 103; tariff war with US 64; trade curb with the WTO 205; trade war with South Korea 204; US defense commitments to 60, 63; victory over Russia and China 18; “white list” of destinations approved for the sale of sensitive materials 204 Japan-China Fisheries Agreement 105 Japan-China Joint Committee for Fisheries 105,106 Japanese Empire 143, 145, 186 Japanese Fisheries Agency 98; eviction warnings to Chinese and North Korean fishing boats 100,101; illegal fishing equipment confiscated by 99; number of foreign fishing boats captured by 99; number of foreign fishing boats inspected by 98 Japanese imperialism 187 Japanese sexual slavery, victims of 204 Japan-Korea Joint Declaration (1998) 208 Japan-North Korea summits (2002 and 2004)194 Japan-Russian agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Fishing Operations for Marine Living Resources (1998) 116 Japan-South Korea Fisheries Agreement 118n5 Japan-South Korea Joint Fisheries Committee 103 Japan-South Korea Negotiations of Non-Governmental Fishers’ Organizations 100 Japan-Taiwan Popular-Level Fisheries Arrangement (2013) 106,119nl9 Jeju Massacre (1948-1949) 206 Jewish
Autonomous Oblast 120; allocation of agricultural labor permits in 130; Chinese controlled farmlands in 125-126; Chinese land deals and farming in 127; foreign investors in 125; foreign workers in 131; socio-economic conflicts in 121; Solovchenkov’s research in 132; soybean harvesting 127; unemployment in 131; villages of 132 Jiang Qing 39-40 Jiang Zemin 45, 47,49 “Jjokbang” cubicle home 203 joint development areas 28 Jowitt, Kenneth 184 Kaigara Island 116 Kashin, Vassily 165 Khan, Batu 193 Khan, Genghis 193 Khavinson, Mikhail 131 Khrushchev, N. S. 185-186; anti Stalin campaign 37; downfall of 38; “peacefill coexistence” doctrine 38, 185; Soviet-China rift 37-38 Kim II Sung 37,187 Kim Jong II 49 Kim Jong-un 61,100,186; meeting with Donald Trump 63, 75-77; meeting with Xi Jinping 66, 78; New Year’s Speech 77 ; tight control over society 83; visit to China 78 Kipchak Khanate (Golden Horde) 193 Kissinger, Henry 39, 53 Kono Statement (1993) 208 Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance 206 Korean passenger jet, shooting down of (1983) 44 Korean peninsula 1, 66, 67; 38th parallel 37; conflict between North Korea and South Korea 22; demilitarized zone (DMZ) 27; division of 7; great-power competition in 24; impact of nuclearization on regional security of 22-23; Military Demarcation Line 27, 37, 78, 86; reunification of 86; situation at the end of Cold War 22; Six-Party Talks for the denuclearization of 3; trans-border connectivity 27; unification of 37 Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO) 49, 59
Index Korean War (1949-1953) 22, 34, 83; cease-fire agreement 87; Chinese participation in 37; UN’s intervention in 37 Kowloon Peninsula 80 Krasnaia Zvezda 165 Kunashiri Island 116 Kuriľchane (the people of the Kuril Islands) 146 Kuril Islands 139,143,146 Kuznetsov, Vladimir 2 Kwangju Massacre (1987) 206 Kwon Jong Gun 79 labour market system 203 land grabbing 124,128,135nl7 Land Matrix Initiative 125 Lebedev, Igor 126 Lee, J. Y. 187 Lee Myung-bak administration 86 Lee Yong-soo 207 Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) 161 liberalization of society 81 liminal region, in Northeast Asia 215-216 Lin Biao 37-39 Liu Shaoqi 38 localized economic zone 175 machine-building industries 174 Mahan’s theory of maritime expansion 50 Mao, Zedong 33-34, 36-38,193-194; antagonism against the Soviet leadership 38; death of40, 44; design of allying with the US to control the USSR 39; endorsement of Zhou-Kissinger talks 39; Great Leap Forward campaign (1958) 34, 38; mass-mobilization campaign 41; Red Guards 42 Mar-a-Lago resort, Florida 189-190 maritime challenges, in Northeast Asia 114-115 maritime demarcation 25 maritime disputes 11, 26, 34, 160, 163,166 maritime economic zones 25 Maritime Territory of Primorsky Krai 117 Martin, Terry 184-185 Meiji Restoration (1867) 193 Meng Wanzhou 195 233 migration 11,120,123,128,141 military deterrence 161 military intelligence, ROK-Japan-US cooperation in 165 military sovereignty 161 Mishchuk, Svetlana 126 mistrust, politics of: democratic pluralism and 202; in democratic regimes 202; external factors 204-206; internal factors 202-204; between Japan and Korea
202-206 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 204 modernization, in Northeast Asia 22 Mohamad, Mahathir bin 58 Mongolia 2 Moon Jae-in 67, 78, 86, 204 Murayama Statement (1995) 208 Nakaima, Hirokazu 147 National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives (NFFC), South Korea 103 NATO-led coalition airstrike in Libya (2011)160 Navalny, A. 192-193 Nemtsov, Boris 192 netto uyoku 205 Netto Uyoku (Net Far Right) 207 New Japan-South Korea Fisheries Agreement 103-104,118n7 New Right transformation, of Japanese politics 207 New Tork Times 76y 189 Niko-niko doga (Smile Video) 205 Nixon 39 Nobusuke, Kishi 186 non-skilled jobs 203 North American Bureau of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, North Korea 76 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 15 Northeast Asia 1-4; behaviors related to cleavage in 164-166; classical geopolitics and geo-politics of 4-6; under the “Cold Peace” 17-20; Cold War in 1; commons 3; community building in 5; failure of 5, 14; geopolitical framings of 5; as geo political subject 6-10; political culture behaviors 193; regional changes to 14; regional deficiencies 16; regional security integration 3; searching for
234 Index a regional platform 220-221; US engagement with 11 Northeast Asian common house 2 Northeast Asian community 1, 5 Northern Barbarians 38 Northern Provisional Waters 98, 100 Northern Territories 26, 66,96,143, 146,158, 188,218 North Korea 1, 222; 3rd Inter-Korean summit talks 77-78; 4th Inter-Korean summit talks 78; 14th Supreme People’s Assembly 83; activities among the ROK, Japan, and the United States 165; as “an enemy” to be destroyed 76-77; armistice agreement with US 85; Biden administration review of policy on 78; bomb attack on the South Korean delegation 44; change of attitude toward the Trump administration 62; Chinese support to 14-15; classical crises for 83-84; denuclearization of3,15,20,49,59,78-83; economic development under China’s supervision 83; economic growth rate 81; as enemy of the United States 85; first atomic test (2006) 47; fishing boats 100; foreign currency reserves 84; foreign trade of 84; high-level talks with South Korea 77; impact of collapse of the Soviet Union 22; impact of Deng’s new initiative on 47; interplay on US-China relations for denuclearization of 78-80; Kaesong Industrial Complex 27; likelihood of open military conflict 22; military attacks on 23; missiles reaching the US mainland 23; new crises for 84-85; nuclear development project 18, 22; participation in Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang (2018) 77; plans for nuclear enrichment and missile development 3, 20, 63; Pyeongchang Winter Olympics (2018) 23; Qilin-North Korea trade 49; reconciliation for denuclearization 23-24; relation with China 52; scenarios for
denuclearization of 80-83; selling of fishing rights for squid to Chinese fishing boats 101; Six-Party Talks for denuclearization of 3, 15, 20, 49, 59, 88n2; Special Economic Zones 27; as terrorist state 20; test-firing of ICBMs 77; Tourist Region for Mount Kumgang 27; Trump’s “maximum pressure” policy toward 66; two allies’ old/new challenges 85-87; US bloody nose strategy against 61; US-China relations regarding 78-80; US economic sanctions against 83; US foreign orientation toward 81; US foreign policy shift and 76-78 North Korean-US Agreed Framework (1994)59 North Korean-US summit meeting 63 Obama, Barack 59 Obama administration 61, 63 Official Development Assistance (ODA) 40, 46 offshore fishing boats 98,100-101 Ohira, Masayoshi 40 oil and gas, trade of 176-178 oil money 143-144 Okhotsk Sea 96 Oki Islands 28,104 Okinawa Prefecture 217; “All-Okinawa” movement 147,150; as a border island 146-151; concentration of US bases on 225n4; development of tourism industry 147; disparities in social infrastructures 147; divide et impera (divide and rule) policy 150-151; economic development of 147; extraterritoriality of US military bases in 147; fishers of 106; Ginbaru Training Area 151; governmental strategy for development of 150; Ground Self-Defense Force 151; Gubernatorial elections of 148-149՜·, income related to the US bases 147; Okinawa Development Agency 150; Okinawa Promotion Plan 147; rape incident (1995) 147,150; re-bordering 146-149; Shimada meeting (1996) 150; Yaeyama Islands of 107 Onaga, Takeshi 147 “One Belt One Road” Initiative 83 “one China” principle 61, 201
one country, two systems, principle of 44 on-the-job training 57 Operation “Fox Hunt” 195
Index 235 Opium War (1840) 17, 80 overseas Chinese (Huaren) 45 Park, Chung-hee 187 Park, Geun-hye 187 Pence, Mike 60, 62, 79 Peng Dehuai 37 People’s Daily 46 Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), The Hague 163 Peskov, Dmitrii 192 Phantom Borders in Eastern Europe (2019)141 platform labour 203 Plaza Accords 1 plunder of land, by employing military arms 124 Podzorov, Evgeny 165 positionality, concept of 121, 128 post-Cold War transformation 2 post-Soviet privatization 191 pot fisheries 98,101 poverty rate, in Japan and Korea 203 power politics, importance of 6 power triad 122 Primorsky Krai: allocation of agricultural labor permits in 130; foreign workers in the agricultural sector in 130; quotas for North and South Korean boats in EEZ of 102 Putin, Vladimir 50, 60,133,144-145, 187-188; arrival in power 186; friendship, issue of 191-193; rejection of Japanese demands for the Northern Territories 188; summit with Hu Jintao 163; support for Beijing’s position regarding the PCA’s ruling 163; support to Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; votes in the Gubernatorial elections of Sakhalin Oblast 145; votes in the presidential elections 144 Putin administration, support to oneChina policy 163 Putin’s Kleptocracy 191 Pye, Lucian 184 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics (2018) 23 Qilin-North Korea trade 49 Quad (Australia, India, Japan, and US) 60 Quantitative Easing (QE) 79 reconcifiation and empathy, in Northeast Asia 206-208 regime 77, 81-83, 85-86, 96,114, 116-117,147,159 region 10-29,42, 58-59,64 Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) 65, 67, 82 regional developments,
in Europe and Southeast Asia 15 regional economic interdependence 8 regional order, evolution in Northeast Asia 17 regional political culture 184 regional politics, common denominator of 184 Regional Security Complexes (RSCs) 157,167n3 regional security, in Northeast Asia 22-23 relational regionalism: ideas of 16; impact of Cold War structural continuity on 14; problem of 14-17; regional security issues 14 rent seeking, regulationism for 123-128 Rodong Sinmun 78 Roh Tae Woo 189 Rozman, Gilbert 67 Rules for Avoiding Trouble in Long Line Tuna Fishery 119nl8 Russia: 50/50 scheme (border settlement with China) 28; annexation of Crimea 160; annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol 162; anti Chinese attitudes in Russian society 126; APEC summit in Vladivostok (2012) 120; attitude toward China’s sovereignty issues 163-164; Bolshoi Ussuriysky 28; corruption in 192; Defense Ministry 165; degradation of farmlands 126; dispute with Japan over Northern Territories 143; Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) Pipeline 176; Energy Strategy' 181; exports of natural gas to Northeast Asia 176; FDI relations of 178; First Five Year Plan 186; GL indexes with China 175; goal of developing their grain production 123; “Greater Vladivostok” plan 2; integration with other Northeast Asian countries 180; involvement in Pacific operations 165;
236 Index Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) 126; machine-building industries 175; Maritime Territory of 118nl0; membership of SCO 50; military cooperation with China 165; mihtary operations in eastern Ukraine 160,162, 224-225; nationalism 185; in Northeast Asia 184-186; Northeast Asian Geo-politics 50; opposition to Taiwan joining the UN 163; political and economic hierarchy 121; relation with China 48; reorientation to Asia 120; rivalry with Japan over the fishery 96; role as an indispensable oil and gas supplier 181; rural social movement organizations in 124; “safe operations” agreement with Japan 221; settlement of border disputes with China 50; share of Northeast Asian countries in foreign trade of 172; shooting down of the Korean passenger jet (1983) 44; sovereignty disputes with Japan 26; strategic partnership with China 50; support to Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; support to oneChina policy 163; trade relations with Japan, China, and Korea 173; Trump administration’s policy toward 61, 64; Tu-95 MS bomber 165; US sanctions against 61, 64,162; violation of ROK’s airspace above the East Sea 164; war with Georgia 160; war with Ukraine 160,162, 224-225 Russian Empire 7 Russian Far East (RFE) 3, 7,120, 219, 225; aboriginalism in 123; agricultural and migrant workers in 128-132; anticommons effect 122; borderlands of 122,126; Chinese investment in land deals 120,123-124,133; Chinese investors and migrant workers in 123; Chinese threat syndrome 121; conflicts of interest of local stakeholders in land deals 126; illegal collective farms 125; land
accumulation by Western investors 124; land deals in the borderlands 123-128; “land grabbing” for soybean production 124,128; occupations and foreign agricultural workers in 130; regulationism for rent seeking 123-128; theoretical approach to local positionality changes 121-123; trade data of 173; see abo Amur Oblast; Jewish Autonomous Oblast; Primorsky Krai Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VTsIOM) 146 Russian spy exiled in Britain, assassination of 64 Russia Under the Old Regime 192 Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) 22, 36 Ryzhova, Natalia 122 safety nets 81 Sakhalin, as a border island 139,143-146; administrative center of 143; developing Sakhalin Oblast 143-144; disciplining of 144- 146; growth of the od industry 145; under Japanese Empire 143; Northern Territories dispute 143,146; oil fields 143,176; population of 143; Sakhalin 1 and Sakhalin 2 projects 143; Sakhalintsy (the people of Sakhalin Island) 146 Samsung chaebol (Korean-style conglomerate) 187 sankin kotai 193 Sanriku Coast 105 scale 2, 6, 8,10,105-106,189-190, 223-224 Sea of Japan 3, 96; Chinese fishing boats in 101; Japanese-South Korean competition over 98-100 securing of Northeast Asia 222 security 17-22,24, 27-28, 35, 37, 50, 54, 58,61-68 self-employment 81 Senkaku Islands 107; nationalization of 106,114; territorial disputes over 26, 96 sexual slavery 207 Shanghai, China 42 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) 48, 50-51,162 Shanghai Five 48 Shanghaiist^ The 189 Sheppard, Eric 121 Shuken kaifuku o mezasu kai (Citizens’ Group that seeks Recovery of Sovereignty) 205 Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895)
22,186 Sino-Russian borderlands 2,11, 28
Index 237 Sino-Russian strategie joint action 157 Sino-US relations 24 Six-Party Talks, for denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula 3, 15, 20, 23, 49, 59, 88n2 “Sky Net” campaign (China) 189, 195 socialist economy 43 social safety net 204 social welfare 81 socio-economic status (SES) 203 South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) 16 South China Sea 25-26, 51, 63, 157, 162, 217; China-Philippines dispute over 163; PCA’s ruling on 163; Russian-Chinese naval drill in 164; territorial disputes in 163 South Korea 1; 3rd Inter-Korean summit talks 77-78; 4th Inter Korean summit talks 78; Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) 164; alliance relationship with the US 18; anti-colonial March First Independence Movement (2019) 204; benefits from China’s diplomatic isolation 47; boycott of Japanese goods 204; catches of squids off the East Coast of 102; competition with Japan over the Sea of Japan 98-100; conflicts over Inter-Korean relations within 81; conflict with North Korea 22; corruption, issue of 189; dealignment from the US-centered security framework 67; dispute with Japan over fishing in East China Sea 104; economic success of 47; fisheries industry 104; fishing power 96, 98; Hankook libo 204; high-level talks with North Korea 77; import of squids from China 102; K-bangyeok (K-anti-infection) 206; long line fishing boats 103; military exercises with the US 77; mistrust in relation with Japan 202-206; offshore fishing boats 98; poverty rate in 203; reaction against Russian violation of airspace 164; Sunshine Policy (1998-2008) towards North Korea 27; Takeshima
Day Act (2005) 104; trade war with Japan 204; US defense commitments to 63; US-South Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) 63, 67; withdrawal from the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) 67, 205; withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces from 86 South-North economic cooperation 2 sovereignty issues, in Northeast Asia 159-161; concept of 159; domestic sovereignty 159; international legal sovereignty 159 sovereignty practices, revisionist powers on 161-164 Soviet-Chinese Axis 36 Soviet Communist Party 46 Soviet Union 225; agricultural production 120; collapse of 14, 18, 34,46,120,157; competition with US 17-18; conquest of Chinese Northeast 36; Deng’s policy toward 44; Khrushchev’s anti-Stalin campaign 37; Mao’s design against 39; military assistance to Vietnam 44; military confrontation with China 8, 36; military intervention into Afghanistan 34; Moscow coup 46; normalization of relations with China 41; perestroika 1, 41, 46; rapprochement with Europe 41; Red Army 36; reformist policy of 38; retreat from Afghanistan 44; trade with China 44; transition from socialism 3; Vladivostok Initiative (1986) 8 spaces 2, 4, 6-7,10-12, 17, 200, 214-216, 217-221, 223-224 special economic zones 2-3 state-led industrialization 21 state-owned industries 43 state sovereignty 18-19; ameliorating 219-220; and contact zones 217-219; versus regional security arrangements 216-217 sub-regions 2-3, 6,10, 27-29, 214, 219 Suga, Yoshihide 165 Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) 22, 40; conflicts over fishing grounds with Japan 105-108; de facto independence 166; diplomatic relations 161; fishing boats
98; Japan-Taiwan Popular-Level Fisheries Arrangement (2013) 106; joining of APEC 46; membership in APEC 160; National Health Command Centre (NHCC) 200; Nationalist
238 Index government in 39; national security 160; Russian support to China against 163; Special Cooperation Zone with Japan 107; Tsai administration 201; Westphalian sovereignty in practice 160; withdrawal from the UN 168nl4 Taiwan Allies International Protection and Enhancement Initiative (TAIPEI) Act 161 Takaya, Kazuko 129 Takeshima Day Act (2005), South Korea 104 Takeshima/Dokdo island, territorial disputes over 26,96 Taketomi Island 151 Tanaka, Kakuei 40 tariff war: between US and China 62; between US and Japan 64 territorial waters 95,114,116 territory 102, 104,107,113,116,124, 128,140,142-143 Tiananmen Incident (1989) 41,45,49 Toal, Gerald 5 Tottori Prefecture 104 trade intensity index, among Northeast Asian countries 173 trade war: between Japan and South Korea 204; between US and China 62, 79, 166 tragedy of the anticommons 122 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) 59, 64-65, 82 trawl fishing, Japanese boats for 106 Triangle Water Area 107 Trump, Donald 15; from 2018 to 2020 62-65; “America First” policy 68; anti-China policy 66; attitude toward Putin 61; cancellation of US-DPRK summit talks 78; clout over congressional Republicans 62; Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy 60; help to Xi in becoming a world leader 53; impact of Northeast Asia policies on regional dynamics 65-67; loss against Joseph Biden 67; Mar-a-Lago resort, Florida 189-190; “maximum pressure” policy toward North Korea 66; meeting with Kim Jong-un 63, 75-77; meeting with Xi Jinping 61; North Korea policy 66; ordering of missile launch against Syria 61; policies toward Northeast Asia 57, 60-65;
rhetoric toward Pyongyang 61; telephone conversation with Taiwanese Premier Tsai Ing-wen 60; visit to Tokyo 61; year of relative calm (2017) 60-62 Trump, Ivanka 189 Trump administration 161; attitude toward China in the final year of the Trump presidency 63; bloody nose strategy against North Korea 61; coercive bargaining toward US allies 65; declaration of confrontation with China 62; on deteriorating South Korean-Japanese relations 67; dubbing of China as “strategic competitor” 62; indifference to the US alliances 67; National Defense Strategy (2018) 62; Northeast Asia policy 61, 65; North Korea’s change of attitude toward 62; plan to provide Ukraine with “lethal” weapons 61; policy toward China 80; policy toward Russia 64; pressurising Japan on both trade and security issues 64; Russia-US relations under 61, 64; sanctions on Russia 64; US-DPRK summit talks under 84; US national security strategy document 62, 64; US-North Korean relations under 88n2; withdrawal from IntermediateRange Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty 64; withdrawal from TPP 60, 64, 65; withdrawal US forces from northern Syria 64 Tsai administration 161 Tsai Ing-wen 161 Tumen River 2 tuna fish 107 Uemura, Takashi 207 Ukraine: Crimea’s secession from 162; Russia’s war on 160,162, 224-225; US and EU response to Russian invasion of 162 underclass: definition of 202; features of 203 United Nations (UN) 1,159; Command in Korea 87; CommandRear in Japan 87; Development Program 2; referendum in Crimea and Sevastopol 162 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) 179
Index 239 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 11, 25; 200-nautical mile system 114, 116, 119nl4; Article 121 of 26; implementation of 215 United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 77,162 United Nations Security Council (UNSC) 46, 80, 84,160 United States (US) 1-2, 5; alliance relationship with Japan and South Korea 18; anti-DPRK policy 79; commitment to defend Japan 60; commitment to the “one China” principle 61; competition with Soviet Union 17-18; defense commitments to Japan and South Korea 63; Department of Treasury 61; deprioritization of alliances 157; designation of China as a currency manipulator 61; engagement with Northeast Asia 11; foreign orientation toward North Korea 81; foreign policy shift and North Korea 76-78; future of 67-68; interplay with China for denuclearization of North Korea 78-80; National Committee on American Foreign Policy (NCAFP) 76; National Security Strategy 161; on North Korea as “an enemy” to be destroyed 76-77; presence in Central Asia 51; relation with China 20; response to Russia’s violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty 162; revocation of Hong Kong’s special status 79; role in Asian regionalism 58-60; sanctions against North Korea 83; sanctions against Russia 61, 64; sea power in the Asia-Pacific region 25; spread of Covid֊ 19 into 63; Taiwan Relations Act 160; tariff wars with China 62; trade war with China 62, 79; withdrawal from Vietnam 39 US-China diplomatic relations, establishment of 160 US-China rivalry 66 US dollars 79 US-Japan security treaty, to the Senkaku Islands 60 US-Japan Status of Force Agreement 147 US-
South Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) 63, 67 US-Soviet detente 39 venture capitalists 45 Vietnam: dot moi (restoration) of 82; Soviet military assistance to 44 Vietnam War 39 Village and Township Enterprises (VTEs) 42-43 Visser, Oane 124 Vladivostok’ Eastern Economic Forum 221 Vladivostok Initiative (1986) 8 von Hirschhausen, Beatrice 141 von Lowis, Sabine 139 Wada, Haruki 2 Wall Street Journal, The 64 Wang Ming 193 war against terrorism 35 water security 124 Wen, Jiabao 189 Westphalian sovereignty 159; meaning of 167nl0; violation of 166 Westphalian system 158 Workers’ Party of Korea 85 World Health Organization (WHO) 200 World Trade Organization (WTO) 81, 160; Appellate Body of 103; Chinese memberslfip of 35, 51; Japan-South Korea dispute over import of marine products 103 World War II 7, 25, 140,146 Wright, Thomas 57 Wu Sangui 193 Xi Jinping 161,186,190,194-195; Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; coming to power as supreme leader 187; departure from Deng’s foreign policy directives 49; goal of making China a global superpower 49, 52; Han-nationalism 53; meetings with Kim Jong-un 66, 78; meeting with Donald Trump 61; meeting with Ivanka Trump 189; rejection of the PCA’s ruling on South Olina Sea 163; visit to Pyongyang 78 Xi Zhongxun 187 Yalu River 37 Yamato Bank 98-99,101,114 Yasukuni Shrine (Japan) 187
240 Index Yellow Sea 105 Yeltsin, Boris 46,48,186 Yoon Mee-hyang 207 Zaitokukai (Citizens’ Group against Special Rights for Korean residents in Japan) 205, 207 Zhao Ziyang 42, 44 Zhou Enlai 38-40 Zhou-Kissinger talks 39 Zhou Yongkang 190 Zhuravskaya, Tat’iana 122 Zhu Rongji 45,48-49 ZTE (Chinese phone-maker) 189 Zuenko, Ivan 127 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek MQndwn - |
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Index Note: Page numbers in italics indicate a figure and page numbers in bold indicate a table on the corresponding page. Page numbers followed by “n” indicate a note. 50/50 scheme, for border settlement between China and Russia 50 Abe, Shinzo 60,161,186-187,194, 218; allegation of corruption against 190; relationship with President Trump 64; resolution of the territorial dispute with Russia 116; visit to warlinked Yasukuni Shrine 206 Action Conservative movement (Kodo-suru Hoshu) 207 agricultural production 120 Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) 26,216 Alexseev, Mikhail 122 “All-Okinawa” movement 147 Al-Qaeda 20 American Imperialism 85 Amur Oblast 120; allocation of agricultural labor permits in 130; Chinese investment in farmlands and agriculture production in 127; Chinese projects in 125; foreign investors in 125; procedure for registering land plot property rights 124; rural small landowners in 124; socio-economic conflicts in 121; zero quota for work permits for Chinese farmworkers 130 “Anti-Corruption Foundation” 192-193 anti-Japanese sentiments 60 Antonsich, Marco 6 aquaculture 100 Arctic Sea 25 Asahi Shimbun 207 Asian Development Bank 81 Asian Financial Crisis 58 Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank 81 Asian Monetary Fund (AMF) 58 Asian paradox 20-22, 29 Asian Power and Politics (1985) 184 Asian regionalism: development of 59; Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy 60; history of 58-60; impact of President Trump’s Northeast Asia Policies on 65-67; Quad 60; role of US in 58-60 Asian Tigers 1 Asian Women’s Fund 208 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 46,
58,120 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 7, 58; ASEAN Plus Three (ASEAN+3) 58-59, 65; ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) 58,167n3; Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) 59 Astra-Zeneca vaccine 223 atomic test, by North Korea 47 automatic identification system (AIS) 115,119nl8 Azov Port (Russia) 123 balance of power (BOP), in Northeast Asia 41,161 Baoshan Steel Mill (China) 42 Barnes, Trevor 122 Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51,79 Bering Sea 25 Biden, Joseph 10, 64, 67-68, 75
228 Index Biden administration 68; allies in East Asia 86; Japan-US summit talks under 86; policy on China 80; review on North Korean policy 78 bilateral currency swap agreements 59 billiard ball collision 95-96,102,113 bio-power, Foucault’s notion of 5 Black Earth Farming Ltd 123, 125 Blyakher, Leonid 133 Bodo League Massacre (1950) 206 Bolshevik revolution (1917) 36 Bondarenko, Liudmila 132 border fishing 96,117n4 border islands, in the Northeast Asian region: cases from Central-Eastern Europe 140-141; development of 142; equalization of 142; exorcising phantoms 141-143; geopolitical characteristics of 139; Kuril Islands 139, 143; Liancourt Rocks (Dokdo or Takeshima Island) 139; Northern Territories dispute 143; Okinawa Island 146-151; phantom borders studies 139; Russo-Japanese border islands 140; Sakhalin Islands 139, 143-146; Senkaku Islands 139; Tsushima Island 139 borders 35-36, 50, 96,121,139-142, 147,150-151, 159,163,165,191 Bo Xilai 190-191 Brezhnev, Leonid: “détente” 38; military intervention into Afghanistan 34; speech in Tashkent 40; as threat to China 35; visit to Washington D.C. 39 BRICS countries 162 Bungei Shunjū 207 Bush, George W. 35, 50 Central Europe, phantom borders 140 Cha, Victor 61 Channeru Sakura (Channel Sakura) 205 Chen Yun 43 Chiang Mai Initiative 59 China 3, 5; 50/50 scheme (border settlement with Russia) 50; abstention from UN voting sessions on Crimea issue 162; agribusiness 125; All Dimensional Diplomacy 47-48; anti Japanese campaign 187; anti-Soviet radical nationalism 38; approval of Ivanka Trump’s presence in the Chinese market 189;
assertion of full sovereignty over Hong Kong 79; Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; border dispute with India 15; Central Anti-Corruption Coordination Group 189; Civil War 37; Communist Fourth Field Army 37; Communist Second Field Army 37; conflicts over fishing grounds with Japan 105-108; construction of socialism 33-34; corruption, issue of 189; creation of artificial islands 161; Damansky Incident 38; defeat of Nationalist forces 37; designation as currency manipulator 61; dispute with Japan over Senkakus (Diaoyu) island 26; dumping of socialism by 45-49; economic policy of 41413; European aggression against 80; export of squids to South Korea 102; first stage of economic development (1950-1976) 36410; fishing boats 100; fishing power 96; forced labor working under hard conditions 186; foreign policy 44415; fourth stage of economic development (2001-the present) 49-51; Gang of Four 39; globalisation of economy 49-51; Great Leap Forward (1958) 34, 38; hegemonic power 18; Heilongjiang Province 129; Heixiazi Island 28; holding of agricultural land in Russia 125; investment in agriculture 125; Japanese ODA as compensation for wartime atrocities 40, 46; Japan’s normalization of diplomatic relations with 40; joining of APEC 46; joint venture project with Japan in Shanghai 42; Law of the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone (1992) 25; market for venture capitalists 45; material and ideological support for North Korea 14-15; membership of WTO 35, 51; military confrontation with Soviet Union 8, 36; military cooperation with Russia 165; monetary assistance from Japan 40; natural
gas imports from Russia 177; New Economic Policy (NEP) 34; nine-dash line 162; normalization of relations with Soviet Union 41; North Korea’s economic development under supervision of 83; “One Belt One Road” Initiative 83; “one China”
Index 229 principle 61, 201; Operation “Fox Hunt” 195; opposition against Soviet influence in 38; People’s Liberation Army (PLA) 41; per capita GNI 48; plan of building a modern Navy 50; Politburo Standing Committee 189; prospect of Soviet aggression from the North 38; radical socialist programs 34; relation with North Korea 81; relation with Soviet Union 34; relation with US 20, 66; repression of Hong Kong’s democracy movements 20; response to the Crimean Issue 162-163; “reward wedging” to wean Japan away from the United States 73n57; rise of 4, 25; role and behavior in Northeast Asian geo politics 33, 53; Russia’s GL indexes with 175; second stage of economic development (1978-1989) 40-45; security against imperialist aggression 37; settlement of border disputes with China 50; “Sky Net” campaign 189,195; socialism in 36-40; stages of economic development 33-36; support to Russia’s aggression in Crimea 162; third stage of economic development (1990-2000) 45-49; Tiananmen Incident (1989) 41, 45, 49; trade war with US 62, 79; trade with Soviet Union 44, 48; views on Crimean referendum 163; Village and Township Enterprises (VTEs) 42-43; wars fought by 36 China-bloc 80 China-North Korea Fisheries Agreement (2004)101 Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) 44 Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 46, 61, 79; Central Anti-Corruption Coordination Group 189; Central Commission for Discipline Inspection 189; dictatorship of 49 Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976)38,41-42 Chinese Dream 52-53 Chinese Eastern Railways 36 Choe Son Hui 76 Chosoen, Korean dynasty of 193 Chun Doo Hwan 189
coal city 145 coastal countries, Westphalian sovereignty of 162 cold peace, Northeast Asia under 17-18 Cold War: absence of open conflict 8; ending of 3, 8,41; ideological fault lines of 15; in Northeast Asia 1; situation on the Korean peninsula 22; strategic realignment 3; structural continuity 17 collective ownership 124 comfort women 204, 206-208 community building 14 Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) 65, 67, 82 Conference on Northeast Asian Development (1990) 2 Conqueror of the East 221 continental shelf 26, 105; 350 nautical miles claim of 25; dispute between Japan and China 105; dispute between Japan and Korea 28; theory of natural extension 105 coral fishing boats 106 corporate finance system 48 corruption, in Northeast Asian countries 188-191,195 country of origin 178 Covid-19 pandemic 4, 28; Astra Zeneca vaccine 223; contact tracing and mass testing 206; declaration of 200; defacto lockdowns 19; global fight against 160; human-to-human transmission 200; impact of 222; kung fir virus 63; management of 19; Northeast Asia response to 19-20; origin of virus 200; outbreak in Wuhan in late-2019 19, 200; reterritorialization of politics and geography 224; South Korea’s K-bangyeok (K-anti-infection) 206; spread of 19, 63; in United States 63; “warning” people to avoid the 3Cs 200 crab pot fishing 99 Crimea: China’s response to issue of 162-163; reunification with Russia 162; Russia’s annexation of 160, 162; see ako Ukraine cross-border cooperation 2 cross-border trade 48
230 Index Damansky Incident 38 Damansky (Zhenbao) island 38 Danjo Islands 105 Dawisha, Karen 191 Demidov, Aleksandr 124 Deng Xiaoping 33, 34, 37-38,41-42, 52; building of SEZs in Southern provinces 42-43; as China’s Khrushchev 38; choice of Shanghai as joint venture with Japan 42; demise of 49; foreign policy 44; formulation of VTEs 43; low-key diplomacy 50; NEP polides 42; normalising of relation with Japan 46; policy toward the Soviet Union 44; Southern Trip (1992) 46; visits to Japan and United States 40 dirt spoons, notion of 204 disaster management 15 dual labour market 203 dynasties, in Northeast Asian countries 186-188 East Asia: international society 7; reconceptualization of 3; Sinicized states” of 7; traditional tributary system-based order 17; US allies in 86 East Asian Economic Group (EAEG) 58 East Asia Summit (EAS) 59 East China Sea 25, 51, 67, 96; Japan’s control of the Senkaku Islands 217; rivalries over fishing in 102-105 Eastern European countries 140 Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) Pipeline 176 economic development, pattern in Northeast Asia 21 economic globalization 27 economic integration, in Northeast Asia: foreign trade relations among China, Japan, and Korea 171-176; rise of emerging economies 171; socialist economy 171; sub-regional zones of 2 economic interdependence, impact on security issues 21 Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia (ERINA) 3 economic zones 2-3, 25, 27, 34, 95,175 EEZ see exclusive economic zones (EEZs) Eurasian-bloc 80 Eurasian Development Bank 183nI7 European Union (EU) 7,15, 35; Crimean referendum 162; economic
sanctions against Russia 162; inter regional trade 21; response to Russia’s violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty 162-163 exclusive economic zones (EEZs) 26,95 Financial Times 191 fishery: arrangements in Northeast Asia’s seas 97; border fishing 96; conflict 95; rivalry over 96; trans-border fishing 114 fishing and fish detection, technology of 115 fishing boats: competition of 99; illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) 115, 117; modernization of 100; operating with their fish detectors 115 fishing grounds, conflict over: Agreement for Safe Operation 115; bilateral fisheries negotiations and coordination 116; challenges by North Korean and Chinese fisheries 100-102; characteristics of 108-114; confiscation of illegally placed fishing equipment 103; in East China Sea 108-112; Japanese-South Korean competition over the Sea of Japan 98-100; Japan-Russian version of safe operations 117; by Japan with China and Taiwan 105-108; resolution of 115 ; risk of border violation and collision 100; rivalries in the East China Sea 102-105; between Russia and Japan 96; in Sea of Japan 108-112 fishing industry 100 fishing pots 99 fishing power 96,117n2 fishing traps 95 food shortages 203 forced labour 204 foreign direct investment (FDI) 34, 82, 171,178-180 foreign trade relations, among China, Japan, and Korea 172 Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy 60, 157 free passage, right of 25 Friedberg, Aaron 58 “friend-enemy” dichotomy 78 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant accident 103
Index 231 G7 countries 19 Gazprom 192 General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) 67,165,205 Geneva Framework 23 geo-politics, of Northeast Asia 219 geo-power, importance of 5 Georgia-Russia war (2008) 160 gill-net fishing boats 98-99 Gorbachev, Mikhail 35,41,45, 46 “Goshiwon” cubicle home 203 Goto Islands 114 Great Britain, naval hegemony of 25 Greater Eurasia 3 Greater Tumen Initiative 2 Greater Vladivostok 2 Great Leap Forward (1958) 34, 38 great-power rivalry, in Northeast Asia 17-18 Great Restoration of the Chinese People 53-54 gross domestic production (GDP) 35,41 gross national income (GNI) 41 Grubel-Lloyd (GL) index 174-175 “Gukppong” mentality 205 “Gukppong” YouTubers 205 Gulf War 45-46 halfway and provisional waters 95 Hamada Triangle 99 Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (HS Code) 84 Hayter, Roger 122 Hechter, Michael 141 homelessness, in Japan and Korea 203 Hong Kong 34; China’s assertion of fiili sovereignty over 79; joining of APEC 46; US’s revocation of special status of 79 Hoppo Kyodo 66 hostage taking, issue of 193-194 Hu Jintao: modification of Deng’s foreign policy directives 49, 51; summit with Putin 163 Hu Yaobang 44 Hyogo Prefecture 104 illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing boats 115, 117 India: border dispute with China 15; claims to regional hegemony 16; Kashmir disputes 16 infectious disease control 15 influenza virus breakouts 201 information technology 75, 205 institutional mechanisms for integration, development of 15 intellectual property protection 82 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) 77
inter-Korean relationship 81-82 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty 64 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development 81 International Court of Justice (ICJ) 26 international fishing relations see border fishing International Monetary Fund (IMF) 58,81 International Relations (IR) theories 21 Interpol Red Notice system 195 inter-regional trade, among EU member states 21 interstate relations, in Northeast Asia 76 interstitial spaces, in Northeast Asia: border stitching 27-28; in sea and sky 25-27; terrestrial and maritime zones 25 intra-industry trade 174-175, 180 Jańczak, Jarosław 140 Japan 22, 25, 41; Aegis Ashore deployment plan 86; Air Self-Defense Force 165; alliance relationship with the US 18; annexation of Korea 205; Asahi Shimbun 204, 207; competition with South Korea over the Sea of Japan 98-100; conflicts over fishing grounds with China and Taiwan 105-108; deep sea fishing 118n4; diplomatic relations with Taiwan 40; dispute over Senkakus (Diaoyu) with China 26; dispute over Takeshima (Dokdo) with Korea 26; economic growth of 1; economy and currency markets 1; export control against ROK 164; fishery techniques 117; Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant accident 103; Imperial Japan 36, 186; imports of LNG by country 1781 imports of oil from Russia 176; Law Exemption Water Area 107; military brothels during World War II 206; mistrust in relation with Korea 202-206; national early warning system (J-ALERT) 86; neutrality in
232 Index the Soviet-Chinese contention 40; normalization of diplomatic relations with China 40; Northern Territories dispute with Russia 143,146; ODA to China as compensation for wartime atrocities 40,46; poverty rate in 203; rivalry with Russia over the fishery 96; “safe operations” agreement with Russia 221; Self-Defense Force 161; sovereignty disputes with Russia 26; Special Cooperation Zone with Taiwan 107; stance towards JapanSouth Korea talks over fishing 103; tariff war with US 64; trade curb with the WTO 205; trade war with South Korea 204; US defense commitments to 60, 63; victory over Russia and China 18; “white list” of destinations approved for the sale of sensitive materials 204 Japan-China Fisheries Agreement 105 Japan-China Joint Committee for Fisheries 105,106 Japanese Empire 143, 145, 186 Japanese Fisheries Agency 98; eviction warnings to Chinese and North Korean fishing boats 100,101; illegal fishing equipment confiscated by 99; number of foreign fishing boats captured by 99; number of foreign fishing boats inspected by 98 Japanese imperialism 187 Japanese sexual slavery, victims of 204 Japan-Korea Joint Declaration (1998) 208 Japan-North Korea summits (2002 and 2004)194 Japan-Russian agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Fishing Operations for Marine Living Resources (1998) 116 Japan-South Korea Fisheries Agreement 118n5 Japan-South Korea Joint Fisheries Committee 103 Japan-South Korea Negotiations of Non-Governmental Fishers’ Organizations 100 Japan-Taiwan Popular-Level Fisheries Arrangement (2013) 106,119nl9 Jeju Massacre (1948-1949) 206 Jewish
Autonomous Oblast 120; allocation of agricultural labor permits in 130; Chinese controlled farmlands in 125-126; Chinese land deals and farming in 127; foreign investors in 125; foreign workers in 131; socio-economic conflicts in 121; Solovchenkov’s research in 132; soybean harvesting 127; unemployment in 131; villages of 132 Jiang Qing 39-40 Jiang Zemin 45, 47,49 “Jjokbang” cubicle home 203 joint development areas 28 Jowitt, Kenneth 184 Kaigara Island 116 Kashin, Vassily 165 Khan, Batu 193 Khan, Genghis 193 Khavinson, Mikhail 131 Khrushchev, N. S. 185-186; anti Stalin campaign 37; downfall of 38; “peacefill coexistence” doctrine 38, 185; Soviet-China rift 37-38 Kim II Sung 37,187 Kim Jong II 49 Kim Jong-un 61,100,186; meeting with Donald Trump 63, 75-77; meeting with Xi Jinping 66, 78; New Year’s Speech 77 ; tight control over society 83; visit to China 78 Kipchak Khanate (Golden Horde) 193 Kissinger, Henry 39, 53 Kono Statement (1993) 208 Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance 206 Korean passenger jet, shooting down of (1983) 44 Korean peninsula 1, 66, 67; 38th parallel 37; conflict between North Korea and South Korea 22; demilitarized zone (DMZ) 27; division of 7; great-power competition in 24; impact of nuclearization on regional security of 22-23; Military Demarcation Line 27, 37, 78, 86; reunification of 86; situation at the end of Cold War 22; Six-Party Talks for the denuclearization of 3; trans-border connectivity 27; unification of 37 Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO) 49, 59
Index Korean War (1949-1953) 22, 34, 83; cease-fire agreement 87; Chinese participation in 37; UN’s intervention in 37 Kowloon Peninsula 80 Krasnaia Zvezda 165 Kunashiri Island 116 Kuriľchane (the people of the Kuril Islands) 146 Kuril Islands 139,143,146 Kuznetsov, Vladimir 2 Kwangju Massacre (1987) 206 Kwon Jong Gun 79 labour market system 203 land grabbing 124,128,135nl7 Land Matrix Initiative 125 Lebedev, Igor 126 Lee, J. Y. 187 Lee Myung-bak administration 86 Lee Yong-soo 207 Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) 161 liberalization of society 81 liminal region, in Northeast Asia 215-216 Lin Biao 37-39 Liu Shaoqi 38 localized economic zone 175 machine-building industries 174 Mahan’s theory of maritime expansion 50 Mao, Zedong 33-34, 36-38,193-194; antagonism against the Soviet leadership 38; death of40, 44; design of allying with the US to control the USSR 39; endorsement of Zhou-Kissinger talks 39; Great Leap Forward campaign (1958) 34, 38; mass-mobilization campaign 41; Red Guards 42 Mar-a-Lago resort, Florida 189-190 maritime challenges, in Northeast Asia 114-115 maritime demarcation 25 maritime disputes 11, 26, 34, 160, 163,166 maritime economic zones 25 Maritime Territory of Primorsky Krai 117 Martin, Terry 184-185 Meiji Restoration (1867) 193 Meng Wanzhou 195 233 migration 11,120,123,128,141 military deterrence 161 military intelligence, ROK-Japan-US cooperation in 165 military sovereignty 161 Mishchuk, Svetlana 126 mistrust, politics of: democratic pluralism and 202; in democratic regimes 202; external factors 204-206; internal factors 202-204; between Japan and Korea
202-206 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 204 modernization, in Northeast Asia 22 Mohamad, Mahathir bin 58 Mongolia 2 Moon Jae-in 67, 78, 86, 204 Murayama Statement (1995) 208 Nakaima, Hirokazu 147 National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives (NFFC), South Korea 103 NATO-led coalition airstrike in Libya (2011)160 Navalny, A. 192-193 Nemtsov, Boris 192 netto uyoku 205 Netto Uyoku (Net Far Right) 207 New Japan-South Korea Fisheries Agreement 103-104,118n7 New Right transformation, of Japanese politics 207 New Tork Times 76y 189 Niko-niko doga (Smile Video) 205 Nixon 39 Nobusuke, Kishi 186 non-skilled jobs 203 North American Bureau of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, North Korea 76 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 15 Northeast Asia 1-4; behaviors related to cleavage in 164-166; classical geopolitics and geo-politics of 4-6; under the “Cold Peace” 17-20; Cold War in 1; commons 3; community building in 5; failure of 5, 14; geopolitical framings of 5; as geo political subject 6-10; political culture behaviors 193; regional changes to 14; regional deficiencies 16; regional security integration 3; searching for
234 Index a regional platform 220-221; US engagement with 11 Northeast Asian common house 2 Northeast Asian community 1, 5 Northern Barbarians 38 Northern Provisional Waters 98, 100 Northern Territories 26, 66,96,143, 146,158, 188,218 North Korea 1, 222; 3rd Inter-Korean summit talks 77-78; 4th Inter-Korean summit talks 78; 14th Supreme People’s Assembly 83; activities among the ROK, Japan, and the United States 165; as “an enemy” to be destroyed 76-77; armistice agreement with US 85; Biden administration review of policy on 78; bomb attack on the South Korean delegation 44; change of attitude toward the Trump administration 62; Chinese support to 14-15; classical crises for 83-84; denuclearization of3,15,20,49,59,78-83; economic development under China’s supervision 83; economic growth rate 81; as enemy of the United States 85; first atomic test (2006) 47; fishing boats 100; foreign currency reserves 84; foreign trade of 84; high-level talks with South Korea 77; impact of collapse of the Soviet Union 22; impact of Deng’s new initiative on 47; interplay on US-China relations for denuclearization of 78-80; Kaesong Industrial Complex 27; likelihood of open military conflict 22; military attacks on 23; missiles reaching the US mainland 23; new crises for 84-85; nuclear development project 18, 22; participation in Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang (2018) 77; plans for nuclear enrichment and missile development 3, 20, 63; Pyeongchang Winter Olympics (2018) 23; Qilin-North Korea trade 49; reconciliation for denuclearization 23-24; relation with China 52; scenarios for
denuclearization of 80-83; selling of fishing rights for squid to Chinese fishing boats 101; Six-Party Talks for denuclearization of 3, 15, 20, 49, 59, 88n2; Special Economic Zones 27; as terrorist state 20; test-firing of ICBMs 77; Tourist Region for Mount Kumgang 27; Trump’s “maximum pressure” policy toward 66; two allies’ old/new challenges 85-87; US bloody nose strategy against 61; US-China relations regarding 78-80; US economic sanctions against 83; US foreign orientation toward 81; US foreign policy shift and 76-78 North Korean-US Agreed Framework (1994)59 North Korean-US summit meeting 63 Obama, Barack 59 Obama administration 61, 63 Official Development Assistance (ODA) 40, 46 offshore fishing boats 98,100-101 Ohira, Masayoshi 40 oil and gas, trade of 176-178 oil money 143-144 Okhotsk Sea 96 Oki Islands 28,104 Okinawa Prefecture 217; “All-Okinawa” movement 147,150; as a border island 146-151; concentration of US bases on 225n4; development of tourism industry 147; disparities in social infrastructures 147; divide et impera (divide and rule) policy 150-151; economic development of 147; extraterritoriality of US military bases in 147; fishers of 106; Ginbaru Training Area 151; governmental strategy for development of 150; Ground Self-Defense Force 151; Gubernatorial elections of 148-149՜·, income related to the US bases 147; Okinawa Development Agency 150; Okinawa Promotion Plan 147; rape incident (1995) 147,150; re-bordering 146-149; Shimada meeting (1996) 150; Yaeyama Islands of 107 Onaga, Takeshi 147 “One Belt One Road” Initiative 83 “one China” principle 61, 201
one country, two systems, principle of 44 on-the-job training 57 Operation “Fox Hunt” 195
Index 235 Opium War (1840) 17, 80 overseas Chinese (Huaren) 45 Park, Chung-hee 187 Park, Geun-hye 187 Pence, Mike 60, 62, 79 Peng Dehuai 37 People’s Daily 46 Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), The Hague 163 Peskov, Dmitrii 192 Phantom Borders in Eastern Europe (2019)141 platform labour 203 Plaza Accords 1 plunder of land, by employing military arms 124 Podzorov, Evgeny 165 positionality, concept of 121, 128 post-Cold War transformation 2 post-Soviet privatization 191 pot fisheries 98,101 poverty rate, in Japan and Korea 203 power politics, importance of 6 power triad 122 Primorsky Krai: allocation of agricultural labor permits in 130; foreign workers in the agricultural sector in 130; quotas for North and South Korean boats in EEZ of 102 Putin, Vladimir 50, 60,133,144-145, 187-188; arrival in power 186; friendship, issue of 191-193; rejection of Japanese demands for the Northern Territories 188; summit with Hu Jintao 163; support for Beijing’s position regarding the PCA’s ruling 163; support to Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; votes in the Gubernatorial elections of Sakhalin Oblast 145; votes in the presidential elections 144 Putin administration, support to oneChina policy 163 Putin’s Kleptocracy 191 Pye, Lucian 184 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics (2018) 23 Qilin-North Korea trade 49 Quad (Australia, India, Japan, and US) 60 Quantitative Easing (QE) 79 reconcifiation and empathy, in Northeast Asia 206-208 regime 77, 81-83, 85-86, 96,114, 116-117,147,159 region 10-29,42, 58-59,64 Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) 65, 67, 82 regional developments,
in Europe and Southeast Asia 15 regional economic interdependence 8 regional order, evolution in Northeast Asia 17 regional political culture 184 regional politics, common denominator of 184 Regional Security Complexes (RSCs) 157,167n3 regional security, in Northeast Asia 22-23 relational regionalism: ideas of 16; impact of Cold War structural continuity on 14; problem of 14-17; regional security issues 14 rent seeking, regulationism for 123-128 Rodong Sinmun 78 Roh Tae Woo 189 Rozman, Gilbert 67 Rules for Avoiding Trouble in Long Line Tuna Fishery 119nl8 Russia: 50/50 scheme (border settlement with China) 28; annexation of Crimea 160; annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol 162; anti Chinese attitudes in Russian society 126; APEC summit in Vladivostok (2012) 120; attitude toward China’s sovereignty issues 163-164; Bolshoi Ussuriysky 28; corruption in 192; Defense Ministry 165; degradation of farmlands 126; dispute with Japan over Northern Territories 143; Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) Pipeline 176; Energy Strategy' 181; exports of natural gas to Northeast Asia 176; FDI relations of 178; First Five Year Plan 186; GL indexes with China 175; goal of developing their grain production 123; “Greater Vladivostok” plan 2; integration with other Northeast Asian countries 180; involvement in Pacific operations 165;
236 Index Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) 126; machine-building industries 175; Maritime Territory of 118nl0; membership of SCO 50; military cooperation with China 165; mihtary operations in eastern Ukraine 160,162, 224-225; nationalism 185; in Northeast Asia 184-186; Northeast Asian Geo-politics 50; opposition to Taiwan joining the UN 163; political and economic hierarchy 121; relation with China 48; reorientation to Asia 120; rivalry with Japan over the fishery 96; role as an indispensable oil and gas supplier 181; rural social movement organizations in 124; “safe operations” agreement with Japan 221; settlement of border disputes with China 50; share of Northeast Asian countries in foreign trade of 172; shooting down of the Korean passenger jet (1983) 44; sovereignty disputes with Japan 26; strategic partnership with China 50; support to Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; support to oneChina policy 163; trade relations with Japan, China, and Korea 173; Trump administration’s policy toward 61, 64; Tu-95 MS bomber 165; US sanctions against 61, 64,162; violation of ROK’s airspace above the East Sea 164; war with Georgia 160; war with Ukraine 160,162, 224-225 Russian Empire 7 Russian Far East (RFE) 3, 7,120, 219, 225; aboriginalism in 123; agricultural and migrant workers in 128-132; anticommons effect 122; borderlands of 122,126; Chinese investment in land deals 120,123-124,133; Chinese investors and migrant workers in 123; Chinese threat syndrome 121; conflicts of interest of local stakeholders in land deals 126; illegal collective farms 125; land
accumulation by Western investors 124; land deals in the borderlands 123-128; “land grabbing” for soybean production 124,128; occupations and foreign agricultural workers in 130; regulationism for rent seeking 123-128; theoretical approach to local positionality changes 121-123; trade data of 173; see abo Amur Oblast; Jewish Autonomous Oblast; Primorsky Krai Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VTsIOM) 146 Russian spy exiled in Britain, assassination of 64 Russia Under the Old Regime 192 Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) 22, 36 Ryzhova, Natalia 122 safety nets 81 Sakhalin, as a border island 139,143-146; administrative center of 143; developing Sakhalin Oblast 143-144; disciplining of 144- 146; growth of the od industry 145; under Japanese Empire 143; Northern Territories dispute 143,146; oil fields 143,176; population of 143; Sakhalin 1 and Sakhalin 2 projects 143; Sakhalintsy (the people of Sakhalin Island) 146 Samsung chaebol (Korean-style conglomerate) 187 sankin kotai 193 Sanriku Coast 105 scale 2, 6, 8,10,105-106,189-190, 223-224 Sea of Japan 3, 96; Chinese fishing boats in 101; Japanese-South Korean competition over 98-100 securing of Northeast Asia 222 security 17-22,24, 27-28, 35, 37, 50, 54, 58,61-68 self-employment 81 Senkaku Islands 107; nationalization of 106,114; territorial disputes over 26, 96 sexual slavery 207 Shanghai, China 42 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) 48, 50-51,162 Shanghai Five 48 Shanghaiist^ The 189 Sheppard, Eric 121 Shuken kaifuku o mezasu kai (Citizens’ Group that seeks Recovery of Sovereignty) 205 Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895)
22,186 Sino-Russian borderlands 2,11, 28
Index 237 Sino-Russian strategie joint action 157 Sino-US relations 24 Six-Party Talks, for denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula 3, 15, 20, 23, 49, 59, 88n2 “Sky Net” campaign (China) 189, 195 socialist economy 43 social safety net 204 social welfare 81 socio-economic status (SES) 203 South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) 16 South China Sea 25-26, 51, 63, 157, 162, 217; China-Philippines dispute over 163; PCA’s ruling on 163; Russian-Chinese naval drill in 164; territorial disputes in 163 South Korea 1; 3rd Inter-Korean summit talks 77-78; 4th Inter Korean summit talks 78; Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) 164; alliance relationship with the US 18; anti-colonial March First Independence Movement (2019) 204; benefits from China’s diplomatic isolation 47; boycott of Japanese goods 204; catches of squids off the East Coast of 102; competition with Japan over the Sea of Japan 98-100; conflicts over Inter-Korean relations within 81; conflict with North Korea 22; corruption, issue of 189; dealignment from the US-centered security framework 67; dispute with Japan over fishing in East China Sea 104; economic success of 47; fisheries industry 104; fishing power 96, 98; Hankook libo 204; high-level talks with North Korea 77; import of squids from China 102; K-bangyeok (K-anti-infection) 206; long line fishing boats 103; military exercises with the US 77; mistrust in relation with Japan 202-206; offshore fishing boats 98; poverty rate in 203; reaction against Russian violation of airspace 164; Sunshine Policy (1998-2008) towards North Korea 27; Takeshima
Day Act (2005) 104; trade war with Japan 204; US defense commitments to 63; US-South Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) 63, 67; withdrawal from the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) 67, 205; withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces from 86 South-North economic cooperation 2 sovereignty issues, in Northeast Asia 159-161; concept of 159; domestic sovereignty 159; international legal sovereignty 159 sovereignty practices, revisionist powers on 161-164 Soviet-Chinese Axis 36 Soviet Communist Party 46 Soviet Union 225; agricultural production 120; collapse of 14, 18, 34,46,120,157; competition with US 17-18; conquest of Chinese Northeast 36; Deng’s policy toward 44; Khrushchev’s anti-Stalin campaign 37; Mao’s design against 39; military assistance to Vietnam 44; military confrontation with China 8, 36; military intervention into Afghanistan 34; Moscow coup 46; normalization of relations with China 41; perestroika 1, 41, 46; rapprochement with Europe 41; Red Army 36; reformist policy of 38; retreat from Afghanistan 44; trade with China 44; transition from socialism 3; Vladivostok Initiative (1986) 8 spaces 2, 4, 6-7,10-12, 17, 200, 214-216, 217-221, 223-224 special economic zones 2-3 state-led industrialization 21 state-owned industries 43 state sovereignty 18-19; ameliorating 219-220; and contact zones 217-219; versus regional security arrangements 216-217 sub-regions 2-3, 6,10, 27-29, 214, 219 Suga, Yoshihide 165 Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) 22, 40; conflicts over fishing grounds with Japan 105-108; de facto independence 166; diplomatic relations 161; fishing boats
98; Japan-Taiwan Popular-Level Fisheries Arrangement (2013) 106; joining of APEC 46; membership in APEC 160; National Health Command Centre (NHCC) 200; Nationalist
238 Index government in 39; national security 160; Russian support to China against 163; Special Cooperation Zone with Japan 107; Tsai administration 201; Westphalian sovereignty in practice 160; withdrawal from the UN 168nl4 Taiwan Allies International Protection and Enhancement Initiative (TAIPEI) Act 161 Takaya, Kazuko 129 Takeshima Day Act (2005), South Korea 104 Takeshima/Dokdo island, territorial disputes over 26,96 Taketomi Island 151 Tanaka, Kakuei 40 tariff war: between US and China 62; between US and Japan 64 territorial waters 95,114,116 territory 102, 104,107,113,116,124, 128,140,142-143 Tiananmen Incident (1989) 41,45,49 Toal, Gerald 5 Tottori Prefecture 104 trade intensity index, among Northeast Asian countries 173 trade war: between Japan and South Korea 204; between US and China 62, 79, 166 tragedy of the anticommons 122 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) 59, 64-65, 82 trawl fishing, Japanese boats for 106 Triangle Water Area 107 Trump, Donald 15; from 2018 to 2020 62-65; “America First” policy 68; anti-China policy 66; attitude toward Putin 61; cancellation of US-DPRK summit talks 78; clout over congressional Republicans 62; Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy 60; help to Xi in becoming a world leader 53; impact of Northeast Asia policies on regional dynamics 65-67; loss against Joseph Biden 67; Mar-a-Lago resort, Florida 189-190; “maximum pressure” policy toward North Korea 66; meeting with Kim Jong-un 63, 75-77; meeting with Xi Jinping 61; North Korea policy 66; ordering of missile launch against Syria 61; policies toward Northeast Asia 57, 60-65;
rhetoric toward Pyongyang 61; telephone conversation with Taiwanese Premier Tsai Ing-wen 60; visit to Tokyo 61; year of relative calm (2017) 60-62 Trump, Ivanka 189 Trump administration 161; attitude toward China in the final year of the Trump presidency 63; bloody nose strategy against North Korea 61; coercive bargaining toward US allies 65; declaration of confrontation with China 62; on deteriorating South Korean-Japanese relations 67; dubbing of China as “strategic competitor” 62; indifference to the US alliances 67; National Defense Strategy (2018) 62; Northeast Asia policy 61, 65; North Korea’s change of attitude toward 62; plan to provide Ukraine with “lethal” weapons 61; policy toward China 80; policy toward Russia 64; pressurising Japan on both trade and security issues 64; Russia-US relations under 61, 64; sanctions on Russia 64; US-DPRK summit talks under 84; US national security strategy document 62, 64; US-North Korean relations under 88n2; withdrawal from IntermediateRange Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty 64; withdrawal from TPP 60, 64, 65; withdrawal US forces from northern Syria 64 Tsai administration 161 Tsai Ing-wen 161 Tumen River 2 tuna fish 107 Uemura, Takashi 207 Ukraine: Crimea’s secession from 162; Russia’s war on 160,162, 224-225; US and EU response to Russian invasion of 162 underclass: definition of 202; features of 203 United Nations (UN) 1,159; Command in Korea 87; CommandRear in Japan 87; Development Program 2; referendum in Crimea and Sevastopol 162 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) 179
Index 239 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 11, 25; 200-nautical mile system 114, 116, 119nl4; Article 121 of 26; implementation of 215 United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 77,162 United Nations Security Council (UNSC) 46, 80, 84,160 United States (US) 1-2, 5; alliance relationship with Japan and South Korea 18; anti-DPRK policy 79; commitment to defend Japan 60; commitment to the “one China” principle 61; competition with Soviet Union 17-18; defense commitments to Japan and South Korea 63; Department of Treasury 61; deprioritization of alliances 157; designation of China as a currency manipulator 61; engagement with Northeast Asia 11; foreign orientation toward North Korea 81; foreign policy shift and North Korea 76-78; future of 67-68; interplay with China for denuclearization of North Korea 78-80; National Committee on American Foreign Policy (NCAFP) 76; National Security Strategy 161; on North Korea as “an enemy” to be destroyed 76-77; presence in Central Asia 51; relation with China 20; response to Russia’s violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty 162; revocation of Hong Kong’s special status 79; role in Asian regionalism 58-60; sanctions against North Korea 83; sanctions against Russia 61, 64; sea power in the Asia-Pacific region 25; spread of Covid֊ 19 into 63; Taiwan Relations Act 160; tariff wars with China 62; trade war with China 62, 79; withdrawal from Vietnam 39 US-China diplomatic relations, establishment of 160 US-China rivalry 66 US dollars 79 US-Japan security treaty, to the Senkaku Islands 60 US-Japan Status of Force Agreement 147 US-
South Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) 63, 67 US-Soviet detente 39 venture capitalists 45 Vietnam: dot moi (restoration) of 82; Soviet military assistance to 44 Vietnam War 39 Village and Township Enterprises (VTEs) 42-43 Visser, Oane 124 Vladivostok’ Eastern Economic Forum 221 Vladivostok Initiative (1986) 8 von Hirschhausen, Beatrice 141 von Lowis, Sabine 139 Wada, Haruki 2 Wall Street Journal, The 64 Wang Ming 193 war against terrorism 35 water security 124 Wen, Jiabao 189 Westphalian sovereignty 159; meaning of 167nl0; violation of 166 Westphalian system 158 Workers’ Party of Korea 85 World Health Organization (WHO) 200 World Trade Organization (WTO) 81, 160; Appellate Body of 103; Chinese memberslfip of 35, 51; Japan-South Korea dispute over import of marine products 103 World War II 7, 25, 140,146 Wright, Thomas 57 Wu Sangui 193 Xi Jinping 161,186,190,194-195; Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) 51; coming to power as supreme leader 187; departure from Deng’s foreign policy directives 49; goal of making China a global superpower 49, 52; Han-nationalism 53; meetings with Kim Jong-un 66, 78; meeting with Donald Trump 61; meeting with Ivanka Trump 189; rejection of the PCA’s ruling on South Olina Sea 163; visit to Pyongyang 78 Xi Zhongxun 187 Yalu River 37 Yamato Bank 98-99,101,114 Yasukuni Shrine (Japan) 187
240 Index Yellow Sea 105 Yeltsin, Boris 46,48,186 Yoon Mee-hyang 207 Zaitokukai (Citizens’ Group against Special Rights for Korean residents in Japan) 205, 207 Zhao Ziyang 42, 44 Zhou Enlai 38-40 Zhou-Kissinger talks 39 Zhou Yongkang 190 Zhuravskaya, Tat’iana 122 Zhu Rongji 45,48-49 ZTE (Chinese phone-maker) 189 Zuenko, Ivan 127 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek MQndwn - |
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