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Remembering the atom bomb in the field of tension between tourism and the disarmament movement, between technical euphoria and collective grief: This volume provides changing perspectives and invites readers to question a common interpretative pattern.

Calder, K. E.: Will Japan play a leadership role in East Asian regional political and economic integration? - S. 11-20. Kimura, M.: Asian expectations toward Japan's role in the consensual process of regional integration. The case of the East Asian economic caucus. - S. 21- 56. Blechinger, V.: Flirting with regionalism. Japan's foreign policy elites and the East Asian economic caucus. - S. 21-56. Hook, G. D.: The Japanese role in the emerging Asia-Pacific order. - S. 87-112. Shuto, M.: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Southeast Asia and Japan. - S. 113-128. Yasutomo, D. T.: Japan's multilateral assistance leadership. - S. 129-146. Hirono, R.: Changing Japanese economic policy toward East Asia in the postwar period. - S. 147-174. Daquila, T. C.: Japanese economic policy in Asia. An Asian perspective. - S. 175-198. Tejima, S.: The effects of the Asian crisis on Japan's manufacturing foreign direct investment in Asia. - S. 199-216. Legewie, J.: Driving regional integration. Japanese firms and the development of the ASEAN automobile industry. - S. 217-246. Yamashita, S.: The role of Japanese overseas affiliates and technology transfer. Implications for Indonesia. - S. 247-262. Pascha, W.: Financial cooperation and integration in Pacific Asia. The role of multilateral and regional organizations. - S. 263-284. Estanislao, J. P.: The need for stronger regional financial institutions in East Asia. - S. 285-296. Blechinger, V. ; Legewie, J.: Action and reaction, direct and indirect leadership. Re-evaluating Japan's role in Asian regional cooperation. - S. 297-324