Japan’s Human Security Policy: New Pressures, New Responses

Maria Thaemar Camanag Tana

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2015, vol. 07, issue 04, 88-98

Abstract: This paper explores the impact of Japan’s new security posture on its human security policy. By looking at external and internal factors and by examining the interaction among different actors at different levels, the paper argues that despite the changes in Japan’s foreign aid and security policies, Japan will continue to pursue human security as a pillar in its foreign policy.

Date: 2015
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