A GREAT ASIAN POWER – JAPAN. MILITARY PERSPECTIVES
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2007, Vol 25, Issue 4
Abstract
Japan is aware that by accumulating military power it can generate a misgiving wave coming from the other countries in Asia. Therefore, Japan tried for a long period of time to avoid applying force in its political actions and initioated conflict prevention policy in the region. The Japanese state wants a permanent place within the UN Security Council, counting on its contribution, which covers 20% of the UN’s budget that makes Japan the second largest contributor to UN's financial resources.
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Marina MUSCAN
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