Why Japan could revise its constitution and what it would mean for Japanese security policy/ Christopher Hughes
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Orbis Vol 50 No 4, Fall 2006, pp.725-744 (44)Summary: This article seeks to make sense of the policy debate on constitutional revision underway in Japan to consider what international and domestic factors are driving the debate forward. Additionally, it considers how various forms of constitutional revision if actually implemented, might affect Japan's military doctrines and capabilities the extent of its alliance cooperation with the United States.
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This article seeks to make sense of the policy debate on constitutional revision underway in Japan to consider what international and domestic factors are driving the debate forward. Additionally, it considers how various forms of constitutional revision if actually implemented, might affect Japan's military doctrines and capabilities the extent of its alliance cooperation with the United States.
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