Clash of National Identities: China, Japan, and the East China Sea Territorial Dispute

As tensions between Japan and China continue to bubble over islands in the East China Sea, scholars from the two countries outline not only the origins, but also the policy options to resolve the territorial dispute. Together with George Mason University, the �� hosted a conference on how the ongoing conflict may be resolved in late January. Clash of National Identities: China, Japan, and the East China Territorial Dispute is a compliation of essays by the conference participants.

Clash of National Identities: China, Japan, and the East China Sea Territorial Dispute

Authors

Tatsushi Arai

Associate Professor, School for International Training (SIT) Graduate Institute & Fellow, Center for Peacemaking Practice, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University

Shihoko Goto

Director, Indo-Pacific Program

Schedule interview

Zheng Wang

Global Fellow;
Professor, School of Diplomacy and International Relations, Seton Hall University

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