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The nexus of the nation-state and the empire: Reconsidering the league's order and Japan in the inter-war period

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2007

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Akami, Tomoko

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Advanced Institute for Law and Politics, Graduate School of Law, Hokkaido University

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In this chapter, I will start where Dr Antony Best finishes, and re0examine the nature of the international order in the Asia-Pacific region, the role of the League of Nations in it, and Japan's challenge to the order. By doing so, the chapter hopes to address the main theme of the book, the governance of the League (and the UN) in the region and the role of Japan in this context.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/12177

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Book chapter

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Japan and the UN in International Politics: Historical Perspectives

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