Japan: A Nuclear State?

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2019
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Abstract
Abstract Japan is often seen as pacifist and as a defender of nuclear disarmament. This article, though, sustains that Japan is basing its security on extended nuclear deterrence, and on the possibility of acquiring nuclear weapons. In the first part of the article, the role of extended deterrence in the relationship with the U.S. is analyzed, and in the second, the history of the Japanese nuclear option since the end of the Second World War is reassessed.
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Authors Oliveira, Henrique Altemani de;
Journal revista brasileira de política internacional
Year 2019
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Keywords
law political science political science (general) philosophy (general) international relations military science nuclear engineering. atomic power law of europe

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