Patrick Hein
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4063960 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Patrick Hein |
| PRENOMES | Patrick |
| SOBRENOME | Hein |
| ASSINATURA | HEIN P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Meiji University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0133-4403 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
From Stalin to the Aliyev clan
Despite Azerbaijan's 2020 military victory over Armenia and the forcible expulsion of all Armenian residents from Nagorno‐Karabakh in September 2023, the South Caucasus remains far away from lasting peace and stability. This article addresses the following puzzle: why did secessionism strengthen in Nagorno‐Karabakh despite enjoying autonomy for 70 years from 1923 to 1991? Drawing from the securitization theory and Brubaker's institutionalist nati…
When domestic interests and norms undermine the rules-based order
It has been widely acknowledged that Japan is a full and equal member of the international legal order as it stands, asserting its postwar identity as a responsible and law-abiding member of the international community. However, this essay argues that Japan's external compliance with a rules-based order and international legal norms is not reflected in corresponding domestic practices. The article provides a social constructivist grounded in-dept…
Japan in der Ära Abe
Japan in der Ära Abe: Eine politikwissenschaftliche Studie Japan in der Ära Abe: Eine politikwissenschaftliche Studie, edited by Steffen Heinrich and Gabriele Vogt. Munich: Iudicium, 2017, 291 pp., €49.00 (ISBN 978-3-86205-048-2) Patrick HEIN Patrick HEIN Meiji University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Science Japan Journal, Volume 23, Issue 2, Summer 2020, Pages 327–329, https://doi.org/10.1093/ss…
The patterns of Chinese authoritarian patronage and implications for foreign policy
This study compares Chinese autocracy promotion in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Cambodia from the perspective of mass atrocities. Theory posits that foreign powers influence the thinking and behaviour of domestic elites through external incentives. It is the purpose of the article to identify the incentives that link Chinese foreign policy to repressive outcomes as they unintentionally and indirectly reinforce domestic ethno-nationalist narratives and …
The Ambiguities of Amending Historical Injustices and Espousing a Shared Collective Memory
This paper examines WWII forced labour memory politics in Germany and Japan by drawing from Barkan’s concept of amending historical injustices. After lengthy negotiations, Germany reached in 2000 a milestone agreement compensating victims individually, while in Japan, settlements, consolation payments and apologies have been overshadowed by a revival of revisionist historical narratives and victim denial. It is argued that the official recognitio…
The Re-ethnicisation of Politics in Myanmar and the Making of the Rohingya Ethnicity Paradox
In Myanmar, hostilities between the majority Burmese and the minority Rakhine people on one side and the minority Rohingya on the other side have been common, but violence has persisted and even increased during the unstable transition away from an authoritarian regime. Most Burmese citizens appear to be united behind the ruling elites on the Rohingya issue. Why is the violence assumed to be of ethnic origin and whose interests are served by the …
Riding with the Devils
Cambodia and Sri Lanka are two tiny states where China has no major strategic stakes. Yet China has been a key regime ally to both regimes at a critical moment during the alleged genocides of 1975–1979 in Cambodia and of 2009 in Sri Lanka. While the failure of Western interventionist peace-building models has been widely discussed, the patterns and outcomes of Chinese non-intervention have not. How did China’s scrupulous respect for non-intervent…
Radovan Karadžić
Sri Lanka’s Secrets
The Justice Cascade
The Multiple Pathways to Trauma Recovery, Vindication, and National Reconciliation in Cambodia
Trauma theory has long been confined to the domain of psychology with a concern for clinical situations and vignettes. The framing of trauma as an individual or psychological problem is unable to explain what causes changes in public attitudes toward trauma victims because it fails to recognize the collective dynamics and social dimension of trauma. The collective dynamics of trauma have emerged as a vital theme in recent works including construc…
The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Expecting the unexpected
Japan has great knowledge and state-of-the-art systems in place to face tsunami risk. Nevertheless, after the 3/11 Tohoku tsunami disaster, plans have been reviewed nationwide to strengthen tsunami preparedness in the event of a mega-tsunami. This article supports the opinion that despite improvements and progress made in risk assessment, tsunami disaster mitigation planning faces great challenges in securing mass evacuation. Findings of a field …
The quest for the lost nation
Does ethnic origin determine integration success? A comparison of immigration policies in Germany and Japan
The paper analyzes public policy and public opinion responses toward immigrants in Germany and Japan, two countries whose immigration policies have relied on blood purity (jus sanguinis). The paper retraces the rationale for jus sanguinis and contends that it was adopted at the turn of the century in both countries out of political convenience. The principles and goals of immigration policies are compared cautioning that better principles must no…
In the Shadow of Pacifism
Postwar history education in Japan and the Germany's
Strengthening the Legitimacy of Representative Democracy
Patterns of War Reconciliation in Japan and Germany. A Comparison
Realpolitik Versus Principled Politics
Patterns of War Reconciliation in Japan and Germany. A Comparison
Riding with the Devils
Cambodia and Sri Lanka are two tiny states where China has no major strategic stakes. Yet China has been a key regime ally to both regimes at a critical moment during the alleged genocides of 1975–1979 in Cambodia and of 2009 in Sri Lanka. While the failure of Western interventionist peace-building models has been widely discussed, the patterns and outcomes of Chinese non-intervention have not. How did China’s scrupulous respect for non-intervent…
Does ethnic origin determine integration success? A comparison of immigration policies in Germany and Japan
The paper analyzes public policy and public opinion responses toward immigrants in Germany and Japan, two countries whose immigration policies have relied on blood purity (jus sanguinis). The paper retraces the rationale for jus sanguinis and contends that it was adopted at the turn of the century in both countries out of political convenience. The principles and goals of immigration policies are compared cautioning that better principles must no…
When domestic interests and norms undermine the rules-based order
It has been widely acknowledged that Japan is a full and equal member of the international legal order as it stands, asserting its postwar identity as a responsible and law-abiding member of the international community. However, this essay argues that Japan's external compliance with a rules-based order and international legal norms is not reflected in corresponding domestic practices. The article provides a social constructivist grounded in-dept…
The Ambiguities of Amending Historical Injustices and Espousing a Shared Collective Memory
This paper examines WWII forced labour memory politics in Germany and Japan by drawing from Barkan’s concept of amending historical injustices. After lengthy negotiations, Germany reached in 2000 a milestone agreement compensating victims individually, while in Japan, settlements, consolation payments and apologies have been overshadowed by a revival of revisionist historical narratives and victim denial. It is argued that the official recognitio…
The Re-ethnicisation of Politics in Myanmar and the Making of the Rohingya Ethnicity Paradox
In Myanmar, hostilities between the majority Burmese and the minority Rakhine people on one side and the minority Rohingya on the other side have been common, but violence has persisted and even increased during the unstable transition away from an authoritarian regime. Most Burmese citizens appear to be united behind the ruling elites on the Rohingya issue. Why is the violence assumed to be of ethnic origin and whose interests are served by the …
Strengthening the Legitimacy of Representative Democracy
Realpolitik Versus Principled Politics
Strengthening the Legitimacy of Representative Democracy
Patterns of War Reconciliation in Japan and Germany. A Comparison
In the Shadow of Pacifism
Postwar history education in Japan and the Germany's
Does ethnic origin determine integration success? A comparison of immigration policies in Germany and Japan
The paper analyzes public policy and public opinion responses toward immigrants in Germany and Japan, two countries whose immigration policies have relied on blood purity (jus sanguinis). The paper retraces the rationale for jus sanguinis and contends that it was adopted at the turn of the century in both countries out of political convenience. The principles and goals of immigration policies are compared cautioning that better principles must no…
Expecting the unexpected
Japan has great knowledge and state-of-the-art systems in place to face tsunami risk. Nevertheless, after the 3/11 Tohoku tsunami disaster, plans have been reviewed nationwide to strengthen tsunami preparedness in the event of a mega-tsunami. This article supports the opinion that despite improvements and progress made in risk assessment, tsunami disaster mitigation planning faces great challenges in securing mass evacuation. Findings of a field …
The quest for the lost nation
The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
The Justice Cascade
The Multiple Pathways to Trauma Recovery, Vindication, and National Reconciliation in Cambodia
Trauma theory has long been confined to the domain of psychology with a concern for clinical situations and vignettes. The framing of trauma as an individual or psychological problem is unable to explain what causes changes in public attitudes toward trauma victims because it fails to recognize the collective dynamics and social dimension of trauma. The collective dynamics of trauma have emerged as a vital theme in recent works including construc…
Radovan Karadžić
Sri Lanka’s Secrets
Riding with the Devils
Cambodia and Sri Lanka are two tiny states where China has no major strategic stakes. Yet China has been a key regime ally to both regimes at a critical moment during the alleged genocides of 1975–1979 in Cambodia and of 2009 in Sri Lanka. While the failure of Western interventionist peace-building models has been widely discussed, the patterns and outcomes of Chinese non-intervention have not. How did China’s scrupulous respect for non-intervent…
The Re-ethnicisation of Politics in Myanmar and the Making of the Rohingya Ethnicity Paradox
In Myanmar, hostilities between the majority Burmese and the minority Rakhine people on one side and the minority Rohingya on the other side have been common, but violence has persisted and even increased during the unstable transition away from an authoritarian regime. Most Burmese citizens appear to be united behind the ruling elites on the Rohingya issue. Why is the violence assumed to be of ethnic origin and whose interests are served by the …
Japan in der Ära Abe
Japan in der Ära Abe: Eine politikwissenschaftliche Studie Japan in der Ära Abe: Eine politikwissenschaftliche Studie, edited by Steffen Heinrich and Gabriele Vogt. Munich: Iudicium, 2017, 291 pp., €49.00 (ISBN 978-3-86205-048-2) Patrick HEIN Patrick HEIN Meiji University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Science Japan Journal, Volume 23, Issue 2, Summer 2020, Pages 327–329, https://doi.org/10.1093/ss…
The patterns of Chinese authoritarian patronage and implications for foreign policy
This study compares Chinese autocracy promotion in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Cambodia from the perspective of mass atrocities. Theory posits that foreign powers influence the thinking and behaviour of domestic elites through external incentives. It is the purpose of the article to identify the incentives that link Chinese foreign policy to repressive outcomes as they unintentionally and indirectly reinforce domestic ethno-nationalist narratives and …
The Ambiguities of Amending Historical Injustices and Espousing a Shared Collective Memory
This paper examines WWII forced labour memory politics in Germany and Japan by drawing from Barkan’s concept of amending historical injustices. After lengthy negotiations, Germany reached in 2000 a milestone agreement compensating victims individually, while in Japan, settlements, consolation payments and apologies have been overshadowed by a revival of revisionist historical narratives and victim denial. It is argued that the official recognitio…
When domestic interests and norms undermine the rules-based order
It has been widely acknowledged that Japan is a full and equal member of the international legal order as it stands, asserting its postwar identity as a responsible and law-abiding member of the international community. However, this essay argues that Japan's external compliance with a rules-based order and international legal norms is not reflected in corresponding domestic practices. The article provides a social constructivist grounded in-dept…
From Stalin to the Aliyev clan
Despite Azerbaijan's 2020 military victory over Armenia and the forcible expulsion of all Armenian residents from Nagorno‐Karabakh in September 2023, the South Caucasus remains far away from lasting peace and stability. This article addresses the following puzzle: why did secessionism strengthen in Nagorno‐Karabakh despite enjoying autonomy for 70 years from 1923 to 1991? Drawing from the securitization theory and Brubaker's institutionalist nati…
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