Governing Insecurity in Japan : The Domestic Discourse and Policy Response (Paperback)

Introduction, Wilhelm Vosse, Reinhard Drifte, Verena Blechinger-Talcott  Part I: Societal and Individual Dimension 1. Threat Perception and Japan’s Anti-Militarism, Wilhelm Vosse 2. Threats Foreign and Domestic: How the Japanese Public Balances Between the Two, Paul Midford 3. Friend and Foe: Juxtaposing Japan’s Migration Discourses, Gabriele Vogt 4. Can tabukayosei be a Public Philosophy of Integration? A Political-theoretical Perspective on Immigration and Security in Japan, Takashi Kibe 5. Securitizing Food in Japan: Global Crises, Domestic Problems and a Neoliberal State, Hiroko Takeda  Part II: International and Economic Dimension 6. Indispensable Future Workforce or Internal Security Threat? Securing Japan’s Future and Immigration, David Chiavacci 7. Feelings of Insecurity: Japanese Reactions to Chinese Investments in Japan, Reinhard Drifte 8. Effective for Peace? JSDF Peacekeeping Operations since 1992, Garren Mulloy