Economy Asian Economic Security / Yuji Miyamoto / Atsushi Ijuin

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The Economy
Introduction
East Asia is exposed to various risks. Not only traditional security risks such as the Taiwan Strait and the Korean Peninsula. The power shift caused by the rise of the People's Republic of China and the post-war international order have increased geopolitical risks. The effects of the competition between the United States and China, also known as the "New Cold War," have affected the regional economy, industry, science and technology, culture, and education. The remarkable technological innovation and industrial economic development itself have also brought new risks. In addition to the East Asian countries and regions, the world has been further divided by the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and Shea, which began in February 2022, and the linkage to the situation in East Asia is drawing attention.
This book comprehensively explains the economic security of Asia. In order to respond to the increasing risks, each country has strengthened its economic security efforts and started to change the shape of the region. In addition to East Asian countries and regions, the United States, which leads the West, and India, which has a growing voice as part of the "Global South" (developing countries mainly in the Southern Hemisphere) has been researched. The "Security Dilemma" refers to the fact that security measures that begin with the recognition of a threat to the other side become a threat to the Building an Asian Economic and Security Strategy That Transcends Division : Scenarios for a Virtuous Cycle of Security and the Economy
Atsushi Ijuin (Senior Researcher, Japan Center for Economic Research)
Biography of the author
Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University. Entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1946. In 1987, he became Secretary to the Minister of the Foreign Ministry. In 1990, he became Director of the Chinese Department. In 1994, he became Consul General of Atlanta. In 2001, he became Deputy Director-General for Arms Control and Science. In 02, he became Ambassador to Myanmar. From 06 to June 2010, he became Ambassador to China. 0 将規 Maie Shea Kazamidori Yasuhiko Ota Xi Jinping