Japan as a 'global pacifist state' : its changing pacifism and security identity
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Japan as a 'global pacifist state' : its changing pacifism and security identity
（Welten Ostasiens = Worlds of East Asia = Mondes de l'Extrême-Orient, Bd. 21）
Peter Lang, 2013
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Japan as a "global pacifist state" : its changing pacifism and security identity
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"This book is based on my PhD thesis submitted to the University of Western Sydney in 2011."--Acknowledgements
Includes bibliographical references (p. 253-276) and index
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内容説明
This book examines Japan's changing pacifism and its implications for Japan's security identity from 1945 to the present. To examine the shift in Japanese pacifism, this research employs the concept of 'negative pacifism' (Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution) and 'positive pacifism' (the Preamble of the Constitution) as an analytical framework. To analyse multiple factors which facilitated the shift in Japan's pacifism, this study applies 'analytical eclecticism' and integrates the analytical framework (negative-positive pacifism) with orthodox international relations theories and approaches. In an application of analytical eclecticism, the author proposes four theoretical models of Japan's security identity: (a) 'pacifist state' (classical liberalism/negative pacifism); (b) 'UN peacekeeper' (neo-liberalism/positive pacifism); (c) 'normal state' (classical realism/domestic pressure); and (d) 'US ally' (neo-realism/external-structural pressure). In addition to the four basic models above, this book attempts to reveal Japan's 'core security identity' as a 'global pacifist state'.
目次
Contents: Japan as a 'Pacifist State': Security Policy 1945-1990 - Japan as a 'UN Peace-Keeper' in Cambodia - Japan as a 'UN Peace-Builder' in East Timor - Japan as a 'US Ally' in Response to the War on Terror - Japan as a 'Global Pacifist State': The Future of the Peace Constitution and Japan's Core Security Identity.
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