政策提言書 現実的で効果的な対中戦略にむけて

and Japan are to deter Chinese military adventurism, maintain a rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific region, continue the current economic prosperity of Japan and the United States, and eventually induce China toward respecting the common international rules in the region. [...] The People’s Republic of China, established in 1949, fought the Korean War with the United States, who pursued a policy of containment toward the PRC and the Soviet Union. [...] In order to attract such “in-between” countries to the side of Japan and the United States rather than China’s, Japan and the United States should be careful about using narratives that position the competition with China as a fight to promote democracy. [...] The above-stated proposal for bilateral denial capabilities in the area around the Southwestern Islands look to have gained support from the two countries, Japan and the U. [...] To strengthen the multilayered fabric of networking in the region and manage strategic competition with China, Japan and the United States should facilitate quadrilateral cooperation with Australia and the Republic of Korea (ROK), which is exiting a period of strategic isolation and increasingly aligned with the United States and other like-minded countries on key economic and security challenges.