Digitized Statecraft of Four Asian Regionalisms

World War II Impacting Colonized Asia.- Sub-Regional Developmental Divergence Widened.- Four Sub-Regions' Key Features.- Four Regionalisms' Sustainability.- Societal Types, Legislative Types, and Legislative Types Salience Defined.- Four Regionalisms: Societal Types Comparison.- Four Regionalisms: Legislative Types Comparison.- Four Regionalisms: Legislative Types Salience.- Responses to Hyperdemocratization and Hyperglobalization.- Scenarios for Four Regionalisms.- Future Scenarios of Four Asian Regionalisms.- Pax Consortis on the Horizon.- Conclusion.

Takashi Inoguchi is an award-winning prolific writer and educator on the topics of Japanese politics and foreign policy, East Asian international relations and Asian comparative politics, Dr. Inoguchi celebrates a career that has allowed him to impact his industry on the topics of quality of life in Asia, evidence-based typology of Asian society, and transnationalism and global politics as manifested in the form of multilateral treaties through his publication of more than 150 books (of which 110 are in Japanese and 40 are in English). His recent authored and co-authored publications include "Exit, Voice and Loyalty in Asia: Individual Choice under 32 Asian Societal Umbrellas," "Trust with Asian Characteristics: Interpersonal and Institutional," "The Development of Global Legislative Politics: Rousseau and Locke Writ Global", "Digitized Statecraft In Multilateral Treaty Participation: Global Quasi-Legislative Behavior of 193 Sovereign States", "Japanese Politics in Comparative Politics: From the East to the West, and Then Whither?", "Japan's International Relations at the Crossroads: Wars, Globalization and Japanese Theorizings in the Extended Twentieth Century" and contributed an essay to "The Oxford Encyclopedia of Empirical International Relations Theory, Vol. 4." Currently, Dr. Inoguchi finds success as the editor-in-chief of the Asian Journal of Comparative Politics, as the editor of The SAGE Handbook of Asian Foreign Policy, 2 vols., (2019), and as an eminent scholar-professor of political science at the Institute of Asian Cultures at J. F. Oberlin University in Tokyo, Japan. He is regarded within his industry for his previous work as a professor for the University of Tokyo, Senior Vice Rector of the United Nations University (assistant secretary general of the UN), chancellor and president of University Niigata Prefecture, professor of Chuo University, and associate professor at Sophia University. As an academic editor, he has been the founding editor