This book is a detailed study of the role that external military crises played in the development and growth of Japanese security policies in the period following the end of the Cold War.
Focusing on Japanese post-Cold War security policy, this book analyzes Japan's responses to the Cold War's conclusion and the subsequent shifts in the global security landscape. It explores the evolution of Japan's security strategies, detailing how they have transformed from their Cold War framework to adapt to new challenges and dynamics in international relations.