英文摘要 |
Corresponding to China's proposal of the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013, Japan seems to have turned its attention to Eurasia again. As China pushed forward the BRI, besides balancing China through the Central Asia plus Japan dialogue, Japan has also responded with state visits, official development assistance, and bilateral and multilateral cooperation to check China's influence. This article departs from the so called ''New Great Game'' in Eurasia and discusses Japan's Eurasia policy. By reviewing Japan's actions in Central Asia and the Indo-Pacific regions in recent years, this article attempts to demonstrate how Japan participates in the New Great Game by adopting a strategy that emphasizes both the sea and the land. Four parts make up the article. Part one discusses the New Great Game, establishing the context for part two's discussion on Japan's Eurasia policy. Part three then discusses Japan's strategic response to the BRI. Finally, part four looks at the future prospects of Japan's international strategy. |