| 研究開始時の研究の概要 |
This research examines the evolution of the "China threat" theory, focusing on how U.S. and Japanese think tanks influence policy through discourse manipulation. Using a Gramscian framework, it analyzes the relationship between think tank outputs, policy recommendations, and decision-making. The study offers insights into the role of informal political actors in shaping perceptions of China, contributing to informed policy development amid geopolitical challenges.
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