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Total Of Response On The Japan - US Security Policy

Posted on:2011-11-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:N N LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2206360308963055Subject:International relations
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After the World Warâ…¡, Japan signed US-Japan security Pact with America in order to free itself from the occupation as early as possible. But with the recovery of the national economy and the influences of international society, the Pact was revised in 1960. Although the revised new Pact improved the Subordination status of Japan compared to the old one, but many issues which native people concerned about remained unresolved. The US-Japan New Security Pact undergone a vigorous national protest because the government didn't take the national demand into account. The Japanese Communist Party takes the responsibility of protecting the national interests. They held a large security struggle under the unity with every social class and strata including farmers, workers, intellectuals, students as well as small and medium sized Enterprises. Although the struggle had been ebbed gradually since Nobusuke Kishi left office, the policies and practices on security struggle which Japanese Communist Party engaged in had full of concrete and actual significance to the study of the policy trend of Japanese Communist party in the future. With the adjustment of the security strategy made by Japan, the Japanese Communist Party had also revised its guiding principle and foreign policy in order to keep pace with the actual situation. This article which bases on the Japanese Communist Party and the security procedure between Japan and America, discusses the adjustment of the party principle and the transformation of the security policy of the Japanese Communist Party comprehensively. And the party's future and foreign policy are also analyzed in this article.
Keywords/Search Tags:Japanese Communist Party, US-Japan Security Pact, security struggle, policy of neutralit
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