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Arming Japan - Defense Production, Alliance Politics, and the Postwar Search for Autonomy (Paperback, Revised)
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Arming Japan - Defense Production, Alliance Politics, and the Postwar Search for Autonomy (Paperback, Revised)
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Despite its "Peace Constitution" and close security ties to the
United States, Japan designs and produces an extensive array of
high-tech missiles, tanks, warships and aircraft. As much as these
weapons are a testimony to the advancement of Japanese technology,
they are also powerful symbols of the potential for Japanese
political and military self-reliance. Yet, despite all of the
advanced military hardware, Japan has not developed an autonomous
military-industrial complex in the post-World War II
period.;Exploring the complicated issue of Japanese political and
military autonomy in the half-century since World War II, this work
focuses on the institutions, individuals, ideas and interests that
have shaped Japanese policy in this area. The author demonstrates
that the simple model of US pressure leading to Japanese response
does not hold true; he shows instead the dynamic policy-making
process involving such key players as government, industry,
interest groups and the media.;Particularly since the end of the
Cold War, the issue of Japanese autonomy, versus alliance with the
United States has become urgent. This text suggests the
implications of this debate for Japan's future effor
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