Toshitaka TAKEUCHI    Department   Kyoto University of Foreign Studies  Department of Global Studies, Faculty of Global Engagement    Position   Professor
Date	2017/08/27
Title	Chair and Discussant, Section 2, [D]
Conference	The 11th International Seminar on Modern China and the New Environment in East Asia: historical data, recognition and dialogue
Location	Osaka University (Toyonaka Campus), Osaka, Japan
Conference Type	International
Lecture Type	Other
Contribution Type	Individual
Publisher and common publisher	韓召頴：The Rise of China and Its Implications on Northeast Asia Regional Security Complex（中国崛起及其对东北亚地区复合安全体系的影响）の討論者
Details	This is a paper that focuses on the rise of China’s influence on Northeast Asian Security architecture. The current US dominated Hub and Spoke system is here to stay, but it is a relic of the Cold war and should be changed. China can contribute to a new regional arrangement, but “soft multilateralism” such as the ARF lacks efficiency. How China can contribute to a new arrangement is not clear, especially given his view that the Hub and Spoke system is here to stay and countries like Japan is relying on it.