Vietnam-Japan Relations Confronting Regional Structure Movements

Abstract

All international relations in modern times are affected by the structure of the international system. So is Vietnam - Japan relations. The article provides a theoretical basis for the structure of international relations, analyzing to bring a clear view of the current status of the Asia-Pacific regional structure. Thereby, it points out the effects, both positive and negative, of that structure to Vietnam - Japan relations, contributing to providing an additional perspective from a structural perspective to relations between the two countries.