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- Publications
- Influence
Japan’s Arctic Policy
- Aki Tonami
- Political Science
- 2016
With a history of polar engagement, Japan takes a liberal position in the Arctic and tries to promote multilateral solutions. Japan’s official Arctic policy lists global environment, indigenous… Expand
China's overseas investment in critical infrastructure: Nuclear power and telecommunications
- Y. Jiang, Aki Tonami, Adam Moe Fejerskov
- Business
- 2016
- 3
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The Arctic policy of China and Japan: multi-layered economic and strategic motivations
- Aki Tonami
- Political Science
- 2 January 2014
At the May 2013 Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting, five Asian states, namely China, Japan, India, Singapore and South Korea, were accepted to become new Permanent Observers at the Arctic Council.… Expand
China’s Arctic Policy
- Aki Tonami
- Political Science
- 2016
China entered the Arctic as part of its “omnidirectional diplomacy” from the late 1990s, branching out and going global, supported by rapid economic growth. As a “near-Arctic state,” China has a… Expand
India’s Arctic Policy
- Aki Tonami
- Political Science
- 2016
India tends to look at its Arctic engagement through an Antarctic lens, preferring to treat the Arctic as a global commons subject to an international legal regime similar to the Antarctic Treaty.… Expand
Sustainable Development in Thailand
- Aki Tonami, A. Mori
- Economics
- 1 September 2007
This article examines the effect of development assistance programs on Local Agenda 21 (LA21) programs in three municipalities of Thailand. First, the article examines institutional changes in… Expand
Arctic Policy of South Korea (Republic of Korea)
- Aki Tonami
- Political Science
- 2016
Despite its recent entry into the Arctic arena, South Korea envisages itself as a future Polar leading nation with an official Arctic policy that aims to strengthen international cooperation,… Expand
Singapore’s Arctic Policy
- Aki Tonami
- 2016
Singapore regards itself as vulnerable to the external environment due to its size, geography, and ethnic diversity. Singapore perceives developments in the Arctic, particularly the emergence of the… Expand