EVENT
January11Thursday 【SSRI公開講演】Pacifism Redefined? Japan's Security Policy in the Era of Strategic Competition
| 日時 | 2024年1月11日(木) 10:10～11:20 |
| 場所 | 本館262教室 |
| 募集対象 | ICU教職員・学生、一般の方 |
| 申込方法・期限 | 事前登録をお願いいたします ※IRL103授業履修者の方は申し込みは必要ありません。 |
| 参加費 | 無料 |
| お問い合わせ | 国際基督教大学社会科学研究所（ICU SSRI） ssri＠icu.ac.jp https://subsite.icu.ac.jp/ssri/ |
| 備考 | 講師: 小熊 真也氏 (防衛研究所政策研究部 研究員) 概要: Japan's new security documents announced in 2022, including the National Security Strategy and its first National Defense Strategy, marked the transformation of Tokyo's security practice. It is now moving toward the possession of counterstrike capabilities and doubling the defense spending--clear departure from the post-war trajectory of self-restraint. But why did these changes occur, and what happened to security policy norms in Japan? To address these questions, this lecture highlights how domestic norms, the external environment, and the government's policy interacted each other. The analysis suggests that domestic norms, which are often mentioned as a constraint of security policy, are not monolithic: while the shift in the balance of power and external shocks accelerated erosion of antimilitarism, Tokyo has positioned itself as a power maintaining the status quo of the international order amid the U.S.-China competition as well as Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. The recent policy shift was pushed by emerging norms that champion Japan's responsibility for peace and stability, and this implies that the nature of domestic norms in security affairs is gradually changing from prohibition to a driving force. 言語: 英語 |
