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• Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction
• 1.1. Literature Review: Current Research on Reconciliation
• 1.1.1. Developing a General Theoretical Model of the Reconciling Process
• 1.1.2. Typical and Extreme Case Studies
• 1.1.3. Studies on Ideational Factors and Remembrance
• 1.2. Theoretical Relevant IDVs: Explanatory Variables from the Different Strands of IR Theories
• 1.2.1. IDV 1: The Commercial Ties/Economic Interdependence
• 1.2.2. IDV 2: Maintaining or Challenging the Equilibrium of Power
• 1.2.3. IDV 3: Convergent Memories of History
• 1.2.4. IDV 4: Political Similarity
• 1.2.5. IDV 5: Convergent Narratives of Nationhood to Sensitive Territories
• 1.3. Hypothesis
• 1.4. Methodology: A Comparative Case Study with "small-n" Samples
• 1.5. Roadmap of the Book
• 2. Research Framework and Some Important Definitions
• 2.1. Reconciliation: Making a Better Defined Area for IR Students
• 2.2. Introduction into the Cases & Cutting Time into Periods
• 2.3. Research Framework
• 2.3.1. Process of Studying a Causal Mechanism in Social Science and the Theoretical Contribution of this Design
• 2.3.2. Development of Related Schools of Thought: Research Significance in Terms of the Theoretical Puzzle

• 2.4. Analysis-Level Problem and Pluralism
• 2.5. Nature of Conciliatory/Non-Conciliatory Decision-Making
• 2.6. Indicate the Variation of the Stability of Peace (DV)
• 2.6.1. Franco-German Relationship
• 2.6.2. Sino-Japanese Relationship
• 2.7. Short Summary
• 3. Trade Ties and Reconciliation
• 3.1. Theoretical Background
• 3.2. Correlation between Economic Interdependence and Peace
• 3.3. Across Analytic Two Levels: Information Flow, Institutional Restraint and "Reputation-Cost"
• 3.4. Diverse Ways of Reasoning
• 3.5. Conclusion: Redefined Self-Interest
• 4. Revisionism and Reconciliation
• 4.1. Theoretical Background
• 4.2. Comparative Study of Related Indicators/Reconciliation Outcomes
• 4.2.1. GDP Growth
• 4.2.2. Military Expenditure (Sum Per Capita)
• 4.2.3. Armed Forces (Manpower and Tech.); Air Forces; Naval Forces
• 4.2.4. Nuclear Capability and Other Power Boosting Signals
• 4.2.5. Status Quo with the U.S.: NATO and the U.S.-Japanese Allies
• 4.3. Examples of Uncertainty and Different Ways of Reasoning
• 4.4. Conclusion of Comparison
• 5. Memory and Reconciliation
• 5.1. Theoretical Background and Dynamics: Memory, Signal, Identity, and Healing
• 5.2. Typology of Memory and Correlated Reconciliation
• 5.2.1. Clash of Memory
• 5.2.2. Collective Amnesia
• 5.2.3. Collective Memory
• 5.3. Analysis Level
• 5.3.1. Clashing Sino-Japanese Remembrance and Reconciliation after 1980s-current
• 5.3.2. Co-Amnesia Remembrance and Reconciliation from 1950s to 1972; 1972-early 1980s
• 5.3.3. Co-Amnesia German-Franco Remembrance and Reconciliation from the 1950s to 1963
• 5.3.4. Convergent Franco-German Remembrance and Reconciliation from 1963 to 1989; after 1989
• 5.4. Micro-Foundation: Emotion
• 6. Political Similarity and Reconciliation
• 6.1. Theoretical Background
• 6.2. Correlation between Political Similarity and a Stable Restored Relationship
• 6.3. Reconciliation and Political Transformation in the Franco-German Dyad
• 6.3.1. German Political Transformation till 1963: Convergence of Democratic Culture between Bonn and Paris
• 6.3.2. Continuing Convergent Signals of Political Transformation
• 6.3.3. Democratic Political Culture Introduced to The East
• 6.4. Reconciliation and Political Transformation in the Sino-Japanese Dyad
• 6.4.1. Reducing Political Similarity and The Sino-Japanese Relationship in the Era of Pre-Normalization
• 6.4.2. Political Dissimilarity and The Sino-Japanese Relationship in the Era of Post-Normalization
• 6.4.3. Political Dissimilarity and The Sino-Japanese Relationship in the Post 1990s
• 6.5. Conclusion and Micro Foundation: Dynamics of Political Similarity to Promote Reconciliation
• 7. Convergent Narrative of Sensitive Territories and Reconciliation
• 7.1. Theoretical Background
• 7.2. Converging Narrative between Germany and France
• 7.2.1. Tentative Acknowledgment
• 7.2.2. Initial Acknowledgment
• 7.2.3. Fundamental Acknowledgment and New Identity
• 7.3. Diverging Narratives between China and Japan
• 7.3.1. Non-Acknowledgment of the Other's Narrative of Nationhood and Peoplehood in Early Period
• 7.3.2. Non-Acknowledgment of the Other's Narrative of Nationhood and Peoplehood (Identity Conflict) in Mid-Term
• 7.3.3. Recent Conflicts
• 7.4. Conclusion
• 8. Conclusion and Theoretical Contribution
• 8.1. Conclusion from Comparative Case Studies: The Theoretical Framework
• 8.2. Conclusion from Comparative Case Studies: The Empirical Finding
• 8.3. Rethinking Rationality as the Only Source of Micro-Foundation
• 8.3.1. Rethinking Using Rationalism to Deal with the Micro-Macro Integration Problem
• 8.3.2. Rethinking Rationality in Terms of IR Discipline
• 8.3.3. Rethinking Rationality based on the Recent Findings in Evolutionary Psychology
• 8.3.4. More Tips in Reconciliation Studies: Two Analytic Levels and Rationality
• 8.3.5. Short Summary and Model Modification of the Causality Study
• 8.4. Co-Dynamic of Material and Ideational Factors: Brain and Thoughts
• 8.5. Conclusion.

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Author/Creator:

Ren, Lin , author

Languages:

English

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Item content: English

Main Work:

Rationality and emotion: comparative studies of the Franco-German and Sino-Japanese reconciliations [by Ren, L.]

Other Related Resources:

Print version: Rationality and emotion [by Ren, L.] (ISBN 9783658022150)

Subjects:

Reconciliation — Case studies

France — Foreign relations — Germany

Germany — Foreign relations — France

China — Foreign relations — Japan

Japan — Foreign relations — China

General Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.
Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on Aug. 12, 2014).

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Call Numbers:

JZ5597 .R46 2014eb

ISBNs:

9783658022167 (electronic bk.)
3658022167 (electronic bk.)
9783658022150 [Invalid]

Other Standard Numbers:

10.1007/978-3-658-02216-7 (source: None)

OCLC Numbers:

886643021

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