Permanent Neutrality: A Model for Peace, Security, and Justice PDF
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Permanent Neutrality Permanent Neutrality A Model for Peace, Security, and Justice Edited by Herbert R. Reginbogin and Pascal Lottaz LEXINGTONBOOKS Lanham•Boulder•NewYork• London PublishedbyLexingtonBooks AnimprintofTheRowman&LittlefieldPublishingGroup,Inc. 4501ForbesBoulevard,Suite200,Lanham,Maryland20706 www.rowman.com 6TinworthStreet,LondonSE115AL Copyright©2020byTheRowman&LittlefieldPublishingGroup,Inc. Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthisbookmaybereproducedinanyformorbyany electronicormechanicalmeans,includinginformationstorageandretrievalsystems, withoutwrittenpermissionfromthepublisher,exceptbyareviewerwhomayquote passagesinareview. BritishLibraryCataloguinginPublicationInformationAvailable LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationDataAvailable ISBN:978-1-7936-1028-7(cloth:alk.paper) ISBN:978-1-7936-1029-4(electronic) TMThepaperusedinthispublicationmeetstheminimumrequirementsofAmerican NationalStandardforInformationSciencesPermanenceofPaperforPrintedLibrary Materials,ANSI/NISOZ39.48-1992. Contents Acknowledgments vii Preface ix Introduction 1 PascalLottazandHerbertR.Reginbogin PartI:Theory 1 ATaleofTwoStrategies:PermanentNeutralityandCollective Security 15 StephenC.Neff 2 NeutralityandSecurity:AComparisonwithAlternativeModels ofNationalSecurity 39 P.TerrenceHopmann 3 TheLogicofNeutrality 57 PascalLottaz PartII:Practice 4 TheModelofNeutrality:TheExampleofEast-Central EuropeanStates 89 HeinzGärtner 5 NeutralandNonalignedStatesintheEuropeanUnion 111 GuntherHauser 6 NeutralPowerRussia 129 GlennDiesen 7 America’sExperiencewithNeutrality:AnEpochofNeutrality 145 HerbertR.Reginbogin v vi Contents PartIII:Application 8 TheNomosofNeutralityinEastAsia 167 HerbertR.ReginboginandPascalLottaz 9 TaiwaneseNeutrality:SolvingtheConundrum 191 PascalLottazandHerbertR.Reginbogin 10 CaseStudiesofContemporaryNeutralityAdvocacy 209 LuHsiu-lien,MichaelTsai,andMichaelO’Hanlon Conclusion 221 PascalLottazandHerbertR.Reginbogin Index 227 AbouttheContributors 237 Acknowledgments We would like to thank, first and foremost, our colleagues and co-contribu- tors.Withouttheirengagedparticipation,thisbookcouldnotexploreasfully and in-depth the role of state neutrality in the contemporary international world order. Their research and viewpoints are invaluable in this collabora- tiveeffort to seek anewsecurityarchitecture forpeace,security, andjustice inthetwenty-firstcentury.Secondly,ourdeepestgratitudegoestotheCath- olic University of America (CUA), Waseda University, and the Democratic Pacific Union for their generous logistical and financial support to bring together movers and shakers from around the world to ponder seriously aboutadurablepeaceacrossAsia-PacificandEurope.Wewanttoespecially thank CUA Columbus Law School professor Marshall J. Breger, Professor Robert A. Destro, the director of the Institute for Policy Research, and Ste- phenE.Young,librarianatCUAColumbusLawSchool,fortheircontinuous collaboration. In addition, we thank Shawn Turner, professor of National Security Communication at Michigan State University. Furthermore, it wouldnothavebeenpossibletoorganizethe2019ConferenceonPermanent Neutrality without the administrative support of Susan Kelly and Woinishet Negash at CUA. At Waseda University, we want to thank Kazuhisa Tenjin, Akiko Suda, and Noriko Kato for their logistic support in creating this vol- ume.OurdeepestappreciationandthanksalsogotoProfessorBruceBagley, attheUniversityofMiami,andProfessorVipashaBansalatTempleUniver- sity (Japan campus) for their helpful suggestions regarding sections of the manuscript. We would also like to express our gratitude for the teamwork andcollaboration we have had together over the years. Lastly, we thank our families for their continuous devoted support and patience, enabling us to complete this book: Karin and Michael Reginbogin, and Susanne, Raphael, andAlexanderLottaz. vii
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