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63 0 0 0 IR 研究ノート戦後日本の知識人とマスメディア

著者: 森田吉彦
出版者: 大阪観光大学研究論集編集委員会
雑誌: 大阪観光大学研究論集 = Journal of Osaka University of Tourism (ISSN:1881638X)
巻号頁・発行日: no.21, pp.105-114, 2021-03-26

2021-08-03 09:05:50
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21 0 0 0 高坂正堯の憲法観 : 積極的な改憲論への転回はいかになされたのか

著者: 森田吉彦
出版者: PHP研究所
雑誌: Voice (ISSN:03873552)
巻号頁・発行日: no.463, pp.158-167, 2016-07

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6 0 0 0 後藤敦史著『開国期徳川幕府の政治と外交』(有志舎)

著者: 森田吉彦
出版者: 大阪観光大学
雑誌: 大阪観光大学紀要 (ISSN:1881638X)
巻号頁・発行日: vol.16, 2016-03-02

2017-03-22 01:20:19
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https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110010033685

2 0 0 0 幕末維新期の対清政策と日清修好条規-日本・中華帝国・西洋国際社会の三角関係と東アジア秩序の二重性、一八六二~一八七一年-:日本外交の国際認識と秩序構想

著者: 森田吉彦
出版者: JAPAN ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
雑誌: 国際政治 (ISSN:04542215)
巻号頁・発行日: no.139, pp.29-44,L7, 2004

During the Sino-Japanese negotiations of the mid-nineteenth century, from the Shanghai voyage of the official ship Senzai-maru in 1862 to the treaty conclusion in 1871, one of the first problems was understanding the past and future conditions of the East Asian world order. At first, Japan wanted China to allow Japanese merchants to go and trade there, in the same way as Chinese merchants had been able to come and trade in Japan since the "national isolation" period. However, in addition, China had to argue about whether or not they should treat an Eastern country like Japan like a Western non-treaty country. Although there were also opinions such as in Japan, that they wanted to exclude the Western monopoly for commerce and, that in China, they should be more flexible toward neighboring Japan, their talks did not advance. But in Japan, people like Nagura Nobuatsu continued groping for the possibility of Sino-Japanese strategic cooperation, and this agreed with Iwakura Tomomi's idea of national strategy. On the other hand, in China, people like Li Hung-Chang continued to think about a strategic dynamism between China, Japan and the West. In the 1869-70 argument in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Japan, Nagura aggressively claimed that Japan must promote "tsüshin" (a traditional communication, which needed no new treaty) relation with China. He was opposed to the prudent opinion that Japan needed to create a Western-style treaty with China so as not to arouse Western suspicion. Under his initiative, preliminary negotiations regarding diplomaticrelations with China were accepted. It was also significant that when China had changed her attitude, Li Hung-Chang refuted objectors pointing out that Japan had not been a tributary state. He advocated a plan to bind Japan and contain the West. The Sino-Japanese Amity Treaty of 1871 was almost unchanged from the original China draft. It also lacked a (one-sided or bilateral) most favored nation clause, and it was not only the second article that caused Western powers to become suspicious of the Sino-Japanese alliance and press for the prevention of a ratification. It was symbolic that the Chinese word "tiaogui" was used and not "tiaoyue" (the usual translation of the word "treaty"). From the beginning, the treaty was planned as special. A most important point was that China had deleted the sovereign names of both countries so that they did not stand on an equal footing. Also, in the latter part of the first article, China aimed to restrain the Japanese regarding the Korean Peninsula, but they hid the Chinese meaning of the words in the treaty. The Japanese will to build an even relationship with China as a traditional communication or a treaty was suppressed.