Japan’s new role in peace-building missions

Autor:	Katsumi Ishizuka
Rok vydání:	2006
Předmět:	Economic growth Government media_common.quotation_subject Self Geography Planning and Development Declaration Development Public administration State (polity) Multinational corporation Political science Political Science and International Relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs media_common
Zdroj:	East Asia. 23:3-21
ISSN:	1874-6284 1096-6838
Popis:	Japan’s policy towards peace operations has been in a state of evolution. One of the issues on its peace operations policy was that the Japanese Government tended too much attention to possible tasks involving the Self Defense Forces (SDF). However, the Japanese society should consider the possibility of its participation in peace operations in the wider framework, such as multifunctional peace-building missions. In fact, the concept of peace-building is compatible with UN Millennium Declaration in 2000, and the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs also recommends that peace-building should be included as one of the priority issues in Japan's new policy on Official Development Assistance (ODA). Meanwhile, Japan will be required to participate in peace-building with the framework of multinational forces as well as the United Nations in the current post-9/11 era, such as its current mission in Iraq.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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