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沖縄から問う9月11日後の人間の安全保障
Language: (J): Japanese, (E): English
| Foreword |
| TAKAHARA, Takao(J) |
| Feature: Human Security and Okinawa after 9.11 |
| Watching for the Tsunami ： East Asian Inplications of U.S. Post-9/11 Global Strategies |
HUNTLEY, Wade L (E) |
| The Changing Architecture of ‘Security’ : The Possibility of a New Perspective from ‘Okinawa’ |
SASAKI, Hiroshi (J) |
| Yomitan, Okinawa…From a Scorched Battle Field to a Cultural and Peaceful Community |
YOSHIHARA, Isao (J) |
| Toward the Future of Peaceful Nago and Okinawa |
URASHIMA, Etsuko (J) |
| An Okinawan Perspective on “Human Security” in the Post-9/11 World |
YAKABI, Osamu (J) |
| Constitutionalism and SOFA (Status of Forces Agreement) |
TAKASAKU, Masahiro (J) |
| Articles |
| International Law and Human Rights Dimensions of Nuclear Weapons |
KUMAR, C. Raj (E) |
| Terrorism and International Law |
SUN, Zhan Kun (J) |
Research Note
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| The Chechen Conflict in Russia |
NAKAYAMA, Hiromasa (J) |
| Key Words |
| Beyond the Johannesburg Summit |
YOSHIDA, Fumihiko (J) |
| Kashmir at the Crossroad |
TAKENAKA, Chiharu (J) |
Book Reviews
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| UMEBAYASHI, Hiromichi, U.S. Forces, Japan |
IKEDA, Shintaro (J) |
| GABE, Masaaki, Reconsidering the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty System |
| IKEDA, Kayoko & C.D. Lummis, If the World Were a Village of 100 People |
UEMURA, Hideaki (J) |
| IKEDA, Kayoko & Magazine House Ltd., If the World Were a Village of 100 People – 2 |
