EUROPE AND JAPAN: EMBRACING A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE: RELATIONS BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN

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Abstract

Over time, Europe and Japan have fostered multifaceted relations across various domains. These encompass trade, investment, security cooperation, sustainability, and education. This article aims to shed light on the enduring ties forged through trade, cultural exchanges, and collaborations across diverse domains within the context of geoeconomics, geopolitics, international relations, and sustainability concerns. By leveraging these established ties, a robust foundation can be laid for enhancing cooperation in multiple sectors in the future. Moreover, these conceptual spheres are interconnected, and it is crucial to facilitate their mutual reinforcement going forward. This dynamic significantly influences EU-Japan relations and their role on the global stage, underscoring the paramount significance of collaboration among likeminded nations.

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Ström, P., & Vadi, M. (2023). EUROPE AND JAPAN: EMBRACING A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE: RELATIONS BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN. Trames, 27(3), 191–197. https://doi.org/10.3176/tr.2023.3.01

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