@article{oai:iuj.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000934,
 author = {信田, 智人 and Shinoda, Tomohito},
 journal = {Politics & International Relations Series, Politics & International Relations Series},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {Japan has a very strong attachment to the G7/8 economic summit as a founding member. Especially when the Japanese leaders served as the host in 1979-2000, they spent much energy to ensure a successful conclusion of each summit. In order to serve as an effective host, Japanese leaders tried to establish personal ties with other country participants. At the 2008 Toyako Summit, the Japanese government successfully produced an agreement on climate change by coordinating the conflicting interests of the European members and the United States. Although the heated discussions were exchanged at the sherpa meetings, it required personal involvement and strong determination of Prime Minister Fukuda. Fukuda's relationship with the American and Chinese leaders significantly contributed to concluding an agreement.},
 title = {Japan's Leadership at the G8 Toyako Summit on Climate Change},
 year = {2019},
 yomi = {シノダ, トモヒト}
}