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This book explores how Japan’s national identity and public opinion shape its foreign-policy attitudes toward South Korea. Through analysis of media, political discourse, historical memory and societal debates, Tamaki examines how stereotypes, collective memory, and identity politics influence bilateral relations — shedding light on the sociopolitical underpinnings of East Asian diplomacy and national image construction.

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245: $a: Deconstructing Japan’s Image of South Korea: Identity in Foreign Policy
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250: $b: Palgrave Macmillan
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