Misunderstanding Asia: International Relations Theory and Asian Studies over Half a Century

Contents List of Tables Acknowledgements Introduction Gilbert Rozman PART I: THE 1970s 1. The 1970s: Asia's Emergence in IR Theory; Gilbert Rozman 2. Sergey Radchenko, The 1970s: Sino-Soviet Relations and IR Theory PART II: THE 1980s 3. The 1980s: Asia's Upheavals and IR Theory; Gilbert Rozman 4. The 1980s-90s: Seen through IR Theory in China and Russia; Gilbert Rozman PART III: THE 1990s 5. The 1990s: Asia's Transformation and IR Theory; Gilbert Rozman 6. IR Theory and Asia Studies: the 1990s; Kazuhiko Togo PART IV: THE 2000s 7. The 2000s: China's Rise, Responses to It, and IR Theory; Gilbert Rozman 8. IR Theory and Bilateral Relations among China, Japan, and South Korea in the 2000s; Yinan He PART V: THE 2010s 9. The 2010s: Asia's Slide toward Conflict and IR Theory; Gilbert Rozman 10. The Legacy of Historical Revisionism; Koichi Nakano 11. Bad Memories, Good Dream: The Legacy of Historical Memory and China's Foreign Policy; Zheng Wang 12. The Legacy of the 1980s for Russia's Relations in Northeast Asia in the 2010s; Sergey Radchenko 13. The Legacy of Communism and International Relations in East Asia in the 2010s; Gilbert Rozman