Impérialiste contre voyou
The present paper is an attempt on grasping with the Japanese colonization in Korea through two main issues: the colonial past as an important stake in the Japan-North Korea negotiations since 1945, and the status of the Japanese colonization among the Japanese public debate.In 1991, during the nego...
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openedition-oai:revues.org:cipango_1709 https://doi.org/10.4000/cipango.1709 urn:doi:10.4000/cipango.1709 fr https://journals.openedition.org/cipango/1709 2014-05-22T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/e0pd https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ Impérialiste contre voyou Cipango INALCO info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2260-7706 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1164-5857 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/cipango Carbonnet, Adrien Corée Korea Colonization Diplomacy Settling the Past Abductions Koizumi Jun.ichirō Kim Il-sŭng colonisation diplomatie règlement du passé enlèvements Koizumi Jun.ichirō Kim Il-sŭng The present paper is an attempt on grasping with the Japanese colonization in Korea through two main issues: the colonial past as an important stake in the Japan-North Korea negotiations since 1945, and the status of the Japanese colonization among the Japanese public debate.In 1991, during the negotiations aiming at the normalization between Japan and North Korea, « settling the past » constituted a main issue before reaching to the consensus of the P’yŏngyang Declaration, the 17th of September 2002. The Declaration mentions apologies for the colonial domination and preconizes a strong “economical cooperation”, meaning actually the payment of indemnities to North Korea, and re-enacting the same type of resolution decided toward South Korea some 35 five years ago.In Japan, the persistence of regional security issues with North Korea (the threat of ballistic and nuclear missiles, repeated abductions of Japanese citizens) and the well mediatized idea of North Korea as a « rogue state » tends to obliterate, in the public Japanese mind, the colonial past and the former Japanese domination in Korea. Although very well documented et studied in Japan among scholars, the colonial domination, thus, constituted a weapon of choice in the self-legitimization rhetoric of the P’yŏngyang regime and Kim Il-sŭng, since its very foundation. Le présent travail a trait à la colonisation de la Corée par le Japon à travers deux axes de réflexion : la question coloniale en tant qu’enjeu des négociations nippo-nord-coréennes après 1945, puis la place occupée depuis ces dix dernières années par cette même question au sein de la sphère publique au Japon.Lors des négociations entamées en 1991 et qui visaient à normaliser les relations diplomatiques entre les deux États, les modalités du « règlement du passé » colonial furent âprement débattues jusqu’à ce qu’un consensus soit trouvé, avec la signature de la Déclaration de P’yŏngyang le 17 septembre 2002. Cette Déclaration fait mention d’excuses pour la domination coloniale et prévoit la mise en œuvre d’une « coopération économique », dénomination pudique de ce qui constitue de facto le versement d’indemnités pécuniaires, ce qui rappelle la manière adoptée pour la Corée du Sud plus de trente-cinq années auparavant. La persistance de problèmes sécuritaires abondamment médiatisés – développement d’armes balistiques et nucléaires, mais aussi la non résolution de la question des enlèvements de Japonais par la Corée du Nord – et l’idée corollaire d’un « État voyou » dominant les discours sur le Nord, produit un oubli japonais de la domination coloniale (pourtant largement étudiée), domination coloniale que le régime de P’yŏngyang instrumentalise depuis sa fondation pour légitimer la place de Kim Il-sŭng et de sa descendance au sommet du pouvoir. |
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The present paper is an attempt on grasping with the Japanese colonization in Korea through two main issues: the colonial past as an important stake in the Japan-North Korea negotiations since 1945, and the status of the Japanese colonization among the Japanese public debate.In 1991, during the negotiations aiming at the normalization between Japan and North Korea, « settling the past » constituted a main issue before reaching to the consensus of the P’yŏngyang Declaration, the 17th of September 2002. The Declaration mentions apologies for the colonial domination and preconizes a strong “economical cooperation”, meaning actually the payment of indemnities to North Korea, and re-enacting the same type of resolution decided toward South Korea some 35 five years ago.In Japan, the persistence of regional security issues with North Korea (the threat of ballistic and nuclear missiles, repeated abductions of Japanese citizens) and the well mediatized idea of North Korea as a « rogue state » tends to obliterate, in the public Japanese mind, the colonial past and the former Japanese domination in Korea. Although very well documented et studied in Japan among scholars, the colonial domination, thus, constituted a weapon of choice in the self-legitimization rhetoric of the P’yŏngyang regime and Kim Il-sŭng, since its very foundation. |
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