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How Did Japan Accede To The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention?: The Perspective Of A Government Insider
Yoshikazu Masuda
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Japan Veritas Press
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How Did Japan Accede To The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention?: The Perspective Of A Government Insider - Masuda, Yoshikazu
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Synopsis "How Did Japan Accede To The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention?: The Perspective Of A Government Insider"
CONTENTS I. PREFACEII. BEFORE THE OTTAWA PROCESSA. Background of the Anti-Personnel Landmine ProblemB. Japan's ActionC. The U.S. ActionsIII. OTTAWA PROCESSA. Ottawa Process OverviewB. States as ActorsC. NGO Activities and Multiplicity of ActorsD. THE Role Of The LegislatureE. Brussels Conference (June 24-27, 1997)F. U.S. TrendsIV. OSLO CONFERENCEA. Japan's Official Decision to Participate in the Oslo ConferenceB. Oslo Conference (September 1-18, 1997)C. The U.S. Response (After Oslo Conference)V. THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCHA. The Movements of The Top of The Executive BranchB. Movement Within The Executive BranchVI. CONSIDERATION REGARDING NATIONAL SECURITYA. A State As A Rational ActorB. National Security (Military) IssuesC. Matters Concerning Japan-US Security FrameworkD. Other Considerations (Humanitarianism/Human Rights, World Public Opinion, etc.)VII. CONCLUSIONBIBLIOGRAPHY
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