Japanese revisionists and the Korean threat : insights from ontological security/ Shogo Suzuki
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs: Vol.32, No.3, June 2019, pp. 303-321 (93)Summary: This article aims to highlight the empirical case study of the emergence of the South Korean ontological security threat. An exclusive focus on traditional security threats that entail the threat use and control of military force misses the broader variety of threats that Japan faces.
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This article aims to highlight the empirical case study of the emergence of the South Korean ontological security threat. An exclusive focus on traditional security threats that entail the threat use and control of military force misses the broader variety of threats that Japan faces.
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