Reconstructing Japan's security policy : the role of military crises /
This book is a detailed study of the role that external military crises played in the development and growth of Japanese security policies in the period following the end of the Cold War.
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- 1. A Case for Crisis in Japanese Security Policymaking
- The Debate
- A Case for External Military Crises
- Contribution
- Structure
- 2. 'Crisis is what a state makes of it'
- Threat Construction Process
- Cases
- Sources
- 3. International Peacekeeping
- The Crisis
- The 'Crisis' in the Crisis
- Threat Construction
- Security Policy Development
- 4. Regional Defence
- The Crises
- The 'Crisis' in the Crises
- Threat Construction
- Security Policy Development
- 5. Global Missions
- The Crisis
- The 'Crisis' in the Crisis
- Threat Construction
- Security Policy Development
- 6. Collective Self-Defence
- The Crisis
- The 'Crisis' in the Crisis
- Threat Construction
- Security Policy Development
- 7. Summary, Implications and US-China Competition
- Implications for Japanese Security Policy Practice
- Japan and US-China Competition
- Bibliography
- Index.