@article{921952,
      recid = {921952},
      author = {Schultz, Franziska.},
      title = {Economic Effects of Political Shocks to Sino-Japanese  Relations (2005-2014) /},
      publisher = {Springer VS,},
      address = {Wiesbaden :},
      pages = {1 online resource (167 pages)},
      year = {2020},
      abstract = {Diplomatic issues, i.e. the textbook discussion, the  Yasukuni debate, and the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands dispute  cause political shocks to Japan-China relations, but  economic exchange is maintained. Franziska Schultz  discusses political shocks within bilateral relations,  analyzing shocks in 2005, 2010 and 2012 causing economic  spillovers, such as boycotts, property damage and  decreasing numbers of Chinese tourists to Japan. The  correlation of monthly trade data with political conflict  values (2005-2014) created by the author is analyzed with a  vector autoregression (VAR) model. A qualitative content  analysis of reports by the Japan-China Economic Association  (1981-2015) according to Früh (2011) evaluates whether  spillovers play a role for Japanese economic actors  involved in China business. Contents Economic Spillovers of  Shocks within Sino-Japanese Relations Analysis of the  Correlation between Trade and Conflict Values (2005-2014)  with Vector Autoregression Spillovers in Japan-China  Economic Association Reports Target Groups Researchers and  students in the fields of International Relations,  Political Economy, Japanese Studies Scientists and experts  in the fields of Japan, China and East Asian Affairs The  Author Franziska Schultz was Research Associate at the  Department of Japanese Studies at Eberhard Karls  Universität Tübingen and is currently as Research Affiliate  at the Centre for Asian Area Studies at Rikkyo University  in Tokyo.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/921952},
}