Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- PART 1: Japanese Foreign Policy Japanese Attitudes to the Sino-Soviet Dispute [1963] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Japanese Foreign Policy [1968] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Domestic Political Restraints on Japanese Foreign Policy [1968] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Foreign Policy Perspectives of the Japanese Left: Confrontation or Consensus? [1969/70] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Japan and Asia [1971] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Continuity and Change in Japanese Foreign Policy [1973] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Where is Japan Headed? [1975] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- The Domestic Political Context of Japanese Foreign Policy [1983] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Japanese Public Opinion and Policies on Security and Defence [1987] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Does Japan Have a Special Attitude Towards Peace? [1987] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Can Japan and the Soviet Union Sort Out Their Differences? [1991] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Understanding Japanese International Relations [2001] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Is War an Inevitable Part of History? The Case of Japan [2008] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Korean-Japanese Relations: Background, Trends and Perspectives [2008] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- The Evolving Dynamics of Japanese Foreign Policy and Implications for South-East Asia [2009] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- PART II : Australia-Japan Relations Aspects of Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy [1971] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Japanese Elections [1972] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Problems in Australian Foreign Policy: January to June 1972 [1972] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Australia’s Relations with Japan [1975] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Problems in Australian Foreign Policy: January-June 1980 [1980] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Party Representation in the United Kingdom, Australia, and Japan [1998] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Negotiating the Basic Treaty between Australia and Japan, 1973–1976 [2004] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- PART III : Democracy In Japan And Asia Korea: An Outsider’s View [2000] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Beyond the ‘Asian Model’ of Democracy [2004] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Reshaping Japanese Politics and the Question of Democracy [2001] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Preliminary Material / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- PART I: Understanding Japanese Politics Electoral Pressures for Change: the Effect of Political Reform [2003] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Governance, Democracy and the Political Economy of the Japanese State [2005] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Opposition Parties or Client Parties? Can Politics Be Put Back onto the Agenda? [2004] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Is Japan a Post-Marxist Society? Thoughts on a Forgotten Debate [2004] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- A European View of Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy [2005] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin -- Koizumi and His Political Legacy [2006] / James Arthur Ainscow Stockwin.

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Known internationally for his research, writings and commentaries on the politics of modern and contemporary Japan, this two-volume work brings together much of his considerable archive of published as well as unpublished research over the past fifty years, some dating back to his early years as a scholar in the 1960s at ANU’s Department of Political Science. Structured thematically, Volume I comprises Part I: Japanese Foreign Policy; Part II: Australia-Japan Relations; Part III: Democracy in Japan and Asia; Volume II comprises Part I: Understanding Japanese Politics; Part II: Teaching and Research in Japanese Studies. Volume II complements his earlier Collected Writings which focuses specifically on the politics and political environment of Japan up to the date of publication (2004). J.A.A. Stockwin has also been a lead reviewer of new publications in his field; a list of his principal reviews together with a bibliography of his complete output can be found at the back of Volume II of this work. Both volumes are separately indexed.