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Return to geopolitics : the changes in Japanese strategic narratives/ Hidekazu Sakai

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SAKAI Hidekazu

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In: Asian Perspective Vol.43, No. 2, Spring 2019, pp.297-322 (11)Summary: The article highlights military realists emphasize the importance of geopolitics with the eternal factor of geography along with military development. The Japan's security policy has been dominated by geopolitics by examining narrative changes in the post cold war period and reveal how military realists have defeated other narratives.

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The article highlights military realists emphasize the importance of geopolitics with the eternal factor of geography along with military development. The Japan's security policy has been dominated by geopolitics by examining narrative changes in the post cold war period and reveal how military realists have defeated other narratives.

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