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1 EU–Japan Relations: An Overview This article examines the reception of the European Union's Indo-Pacific Strategy (hereafter IPS) by Japanese security experts using strategic narrative theory. We assess the degree of fit between the priorities that the EU communicated in the IPS and the specific priorities identified by Japanese experts as most significant for the bilateral EU–Japan relationship. This relationship has undergone a transformation in the last decade.
Introduction Foreign policy-making has increasingly been a contested political space due to the blurring of the boundaries between domestic and foreign policies. Some foreign policy decisions, such as signing trade deals, disproportionately affect particular regions or provinces (Keating, 1999). For instance, rural regions have concerns about exposing their agricultural sectors to international competition.
The Netherlands seems prepared to find a new way of balancing the power of the Franco-German tandem. In managing its relationship with the European Union, the Dutch government is engaged in an increasingly delicate balancing act. The Netherlands is a founding member of the EU and has long had a substantial majority of voters who favour European integration.
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