Paul A. Kowert is an associate professor and chairperson of the Department of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts Boston. He is a specialist in East Asian foreign policy and coauthor of Cultures of Order: Leadership, Language and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgments Conventions PART I. THE IMPORTANCE OF IMAGE1 Introduction 2 Images of Japan 3 Image Matters PART II. EXPLAINING COUNTRY IMAGES4 The Geopolitics of Japan's Image 5 The Domestic Politics of Japan's Image PART III. EMOTION AND IMAGE IN EAST ASIA6 The Emotional Politics of Japan's Image 7 The View from Beijing 8 The View from Seoul 9 Conclusion: The View from Tokyo Appendix: Coding Newspapers for Emotion Bibliography Index About the Author

Paul A. Kowert is an associate professor and chairperson of the Department of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts Boston. He is a specialist in East Asian foreign policy and coauthor of Cultures of Order: Leadership, Language and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgments Conventions PART I. THE IMPORTANCE OF IMAGE1 Introduction 2 Images of Japan 3 Image Matters PART II. EXPLAINING COUNTRY IMAGES4 The Geopolitics of Japan's Image 5 The Domestic Politics of Japan's Image PART III. EMOTION AND IMAGE IN EAST ASIA6 The Emotional Politics of Japan's Image 7 The View from Beijing 8 The View from Seoul 9 Conclusion: The View from Tokyo Appendix: Coding Newspapers for Emotion Bibliography Index About the Author

Paul A. Kowert is an associate professor and chairperson of the Department of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts Boston. He is a specialist in East Asian foreign policy and coauthor of Cultures of Order: Leadership, Language and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgments Conventions PART I. THE IMPORTANCE OF IMAGE1 Introduction 2 Images of Japan 3 Image Matters PART II. EXPLAINING COUNTRY IMAGES4 The Geopolitics of Japan's Image 5 The Domestic Politics of Japan's Image PART III. EMOTION AND IMAGE IN EAST ASIA6 The Emotional Politics of Japan's Image 7 The View from Beijing 8 The View from Seoul 9 Conclusion: The View from Tokyo Appendix: Coding Newspapers for Emotion Bibliography Index About the Author