Elena Atanassova‐corneli
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4064773 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Elena Atanassova‐corneli |
| NOMBRES | Elena |
| APELLIDO | Atanassova‐corneli |
| FIRMA | CORNELI E A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Antwerp |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0697-4554 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The EU-Japan security cooperation in defence of the liberal international order
A complex challenge
Reshaping the San Francisco System Through Alignment Cooperation
Asia and Europe in Japan’s Alignment Policies
This article examines Japan's security alignments with key Asian and European partners, notably Australia, India, the UK, France and the EU itself. The articles explores Tokyo's strategic expectations with regard to each of the five partnerships, as well as probing the likely future evolution of these alignments by providing a comparative perspective. Japan's alignments with Australia and India conform with and supplement the US-Japan alliance, a…
Alignment Cooperation and Regional Security Architecture in the Indo-Pacific
Although the US-led system of formal alliances remains the main pillar of the regional security architecture in Asia, alignment cooperation – centred on the Indo-Pacific maritime conceptualisation of the region – has been on the rise. This includes informal bilateral and minilateral agreements for security collaboration between regional and extra-regional US treaty allies or close security partners, notably Japan, Australia, India, the United Kin…
The US-Japan Alliance Dilemma in the Asia-Pacific
The changes in the US-Japan alliance are taking place in times of a global power shift – a transition from unipolarity to multipolarity – and China’s challenge to the US’ security dominance in the Asia-Pacific. The alliance security dilemma now manifests itself in the rise of ‘entrapment’ concerns for Washington and ‘abandonment’ anxieties for Tokyo. The US increasingly insists on more mutuality in alliance arrangements, while seeking to maintain…
Changing Security Dynamics in East Asia
There is a significant uncertainty around US security commitment to East Asia over the next 15-20 years, underpinned by China's economic and military rise. This new collection investigates how and whether this affects the present-day strategic perceptions and behaviour of East Asian nations, and of the US itself. By exploring how regional actors deal with uncertainties that are inherent to the current geopolitical situation in East Asia, the cont…
Chinese Nation Building and Foreign Policy
The Political and Security Dimension of Japan–China Relations
Japan–China relations in the 2000s have seen both significant tensions, notably during the term of Koizumi Junichiro, and marked improvement in the post‐Koizumi period. This article analyzes the way external and domestic factors in both countries have influenced the political and security dimension of the bilateral relationship. It also assesses the extent of the underlying tensions and the prospects of long‐term stability in Sino–Japanese relati…
The EU-Japan Strategic Partnership in the 21st Century
This article examines the strategic partnership between the EU and Japan in the post-Cold War era by focusing on the bilateral political and security cooperation. To this end, the discussion explores both sides’ motivations for strengthening ties, the constraints on cooperation and the main joint initiatives. The article demonstrates that on the basis of shared values and common goals, as well as the two partners’ focus on soft power, Euro-Japane…
Foreign Policy Instruments and Factors for Policy Change
Dynamics of Japanese and Chinese Security Policies in East Asia and Implications for Regional Stability
This article examines the dynamics of Japanese and Chinese post–Cold War security policies in East Asia and assesses the implications for regional stability. To this end, the discussion explores elements in both countries' security policy behavior, and Sino‐Japanese relations that have a stabilizing and/or destabilizing impact on the region. The article argues that, on the whole, Japanese and Chinese security policies have contributed to more sta…
Asia and Europe in Japan’s Alignment Policies
This article examines Japan's security alignments with key Asian and European partners, notably Australia, India, the UK, France and the EU itself. The articles explores Tokyo's strategic expectations with regard to each of the five partnerships, as well as probing the likely future evolution of these alignments by providing a comparative perspective. Japan's alignments with Australia and India conform with and supplement the US-Japan alliance, a…
The Political and Security Dimension of Japan–China Relations
Japan–China relations in the 2000s have seen both significant tensions, notably during the term of Koizumi Junichiro, and marked improvement in the post‐Koizumi period. This article analyzes the way external and domestic factors in both countries have influenced the political and security dimension of the bilateral relationship. It also assesses the extent of the underlying tensions and the prospects of long‐term stability in Sino–Japanese relati…
Chinese Nation Building and Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy Instruments and Factors for Policy Change
The EU-Japan Strategic Partnership in the 21st Century
This article examines the strategic partnership between the EU and Japan in the post-Cold War era by focusing on the bilateral political and security cooperation. To this end, the discussion explores both sides’ motivations for strengthening ties, the constraints on cooperation and the main joint initiatives. The article demonstrates that on the basis of shared values and common goals, as well as the two partners’ focus on soft power, Euro-Japane…
Foreign Policy Instruments and Factors for Policy Change
Dynamics of Japanese and Chinese Security Policies in East Asia and Implications for Regional Stability
This article examines the dynamics of Japanese and Chinese post–Cold War security policies in East Asia and assesses the implications for regional stability. To this end, the discussion explores elements in both countries' security policy behavior, and Sino‐Japanese relations that have a stabilizing and/or destabilizing impact on the region. The article argues that, on the whole, Japanese and Chinese security policies have contributed to more sta…
Chinese Nation Building and Foreign Policy
The Political and Security Dimension of Japan–China Relations
Japan–China relations in the 2000s have seen both significant tensions, notably during the term of Koizumi Junichiro, and marked improvement in the post‐Koizumi period. This article analyzes the way external and domestic factors in both countries have influenced the political and security dimension of the bilateral relationship. It also assesses the extent of the underlying tensions and the prospects of long‐term stability in Sino–Japanese relati…
Changing Security Dynamics in East Asia
There is a significant uncertainty around US security commitment to East Asia over the next 15-20 years, underpinned by China's economic and military rise. This new collection investigates how and whether this affects the present-day strategic perceptions and behaviour of East Asian nations, and of the US itself. By exploring how regional actors deal with uncertainties that are inherent to the current geopolitical situation in East Asia, the cont…
The US-Japan Alliance Dilemma in the Asia-Pacific
The changes in the US-Japan alliance are taking place in times of a global power shift – a transition from unipolarity to multipolarity – and China’s challenge to the US’ security dominance in the Asia-Pacific. The alliance security dilemma now manifests itself in the rise of ‘entrapment’ concerns for Washington and ‘abandonment’ anxieties for Tokyo. The US increasingly insists on more mutuality in alliance arrangements, while seeking to maintain…
Alignment Cooperation and Regional Security Architecture in the Indo-Pacific
Although the US-led system of formal alliances remains the main pillar of the regional security architecture in Asia, alignment cooperation – centred on the Indo-Pacific maritime conceptualisation of the region – has been on the rise. This includes informal bilateral and minilateral agreements for security collaboration between regional and extra-regional US treaty allies or close security partners, notably Japan, Australia, India, the United Kin…
Reshaping the San Francisco System Through Alignment Cooperation
Asia and Europe in Japan’s Alignment Policies
This article examines Japan's security alignments with key Asian and European partners, notably Australia, India, the UK, France and the EU itself. The articles explores Tokyo's strategic expectations with regard to each of the five partnerships, as well as probing the likely future evolution of these alignments by providing a comparative perspective. Japan's alignments with Australia and India conform with and supplement the US-Japan alliance, a…
A complex challenge
The EU-Japan security cooperation in defence of the liberal international order
Political science (11 obras) · Economics (10 obras) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (10 obras) · China (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · International trade (7 obras) · Political economy (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Development economics (5 obras) · Japanese History and Culture (5 obras)