
G. John Ikenberry
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Protegido: Why American Power Endures
Japan's History Problem
Japan has a serious geopolitical problem -- and increasingly it is an American problem as well.
Essentially, the problem is that Japan has not been able to eliminate the suspicions and grievances that still linger in China and Korea about Japan's militarist past. While postwar Germany has somehow been able to put the "history issue" to rest, postwar Japan has not. The result is that Japan -- 61 years after its surrender and the inauguration of its long, peaceful return to the international community -- remains isolated and incapable of providing leadership in a region that is quickly transforming in the shadow of a rising China.… Seguir leyendo »