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| ID Code | Z1053.1R0070002 |
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| Title | Research Papers. Series A |
| Volume | Series A- 2 |
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| Publisher | Institute of International Relations, Sophia University |
| Place of Publication | Tokyo |
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| Language | 英語 eng |
| Pages | 104 |
| Size (cm) | 30 |
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| TOC | ARMS CONTROL FOR EAST ASIA Hisashi Maeda Contents Chapter I. China as a Nuclear Power 1. Nuclear Capabilities 1 Lagging a Little Behind 1 Emphasis on MRBM Systems 5 2. Intentions Relating to Nuclear Armaments 8 Difficulty of Creating a Credible Deterrent Against the Super-powers 8 Regional Nuclear Capability 14 Chapter II. U.S. Military Commitments 1. Intervention in Asian Affairs 17 Korean War--a Turning Point 17 No Common Enemy 21 2. Reconsidering Its Military Presence in Asia 26 Nixon Doctrine 26 Present deployment 28 Argument for Withdrawal 30 Other Critics 32 A New Thirty-Years' War 35 Chapter III. Other Strategic Situations 1. Soviet Proposal for Collective Security 41 General and Regional System? 41 Military Implications 44 Diplomatic and Economic Aims 46 2. Japan's Security Policy 49 Framework for Future U.S.-Japan Relations 49 Reversion of Okinawa 52 The Issue of Nuclearization of Japan 57 A More Active Role for Japan 59 Chapter IV. Possibilities for Arms Control 1. General Trends 63 Three Categories of International Relations 63 Dealing Mainly with Nuclear Weapons 69 Very Few Measures for Asia 72 2. General Possibilities 77 New Field in Arms Control 77 Possible Regional Responses toward A.C.D. 80 Chinese Attitudes toward A.C.D. 89 Promising Possibilities 90 |
| Notes | pages: v, 104 p. |