Japan's foreign and security policy under Abe: from neoconservatism and neoautonomy to pragmatic realism/ Carlos Ramirez Carlos Ramirez
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The Pacific Review : Vol. 34, No 1, January 2021, pp. 146-175 (103)Summary: This article analyses the factors driving change from one phase to another. By adopting an eclectic approach to theory, it claims that each traditional theory in the field of International Relations (IR) offers different but complementary causal effects to shifts in security and foreign policies.
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This article analyses the factors driving change from one phase to another. By adopting an eclectic approach to theory, it claims that each traditional theory in the field of International Relations (IR) offers different but complementary causal effects to shifts in security and foreign policies.
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