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Military evolutions in Japan can be seen as an adaptive process whereby civil–military relations change and evolve slowly according to particular local concerns, interests, and tastes. The mechanisms can work in several ways over time incrementally.
A key evolutionary process for the JSDF has been to reach out to the civilian population through demonstrating its role in humanitarian and disaster relief missions (HADR) as well as cultivating an approachable image through the use of popular culture including anime or public events linked to military cuisine such as “kaigun kare” (navy curry).
examined how war memories influence Japanese citizens' views toward defense issues. The present research addresses the gap in the literature. More specifically, this study examines how exposures to war memories shape Japanese citizens' opinions of the Self-Defense Forces (SDF).
1 Νοε 2020 · In the present study, we examine personnel from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force who performed disaster relief in the earthquake's aftermath, focusing on the associated psychological and physical impacts.
1 Μαΐ 2024 · With regard to collecting human remains, Japanese Ground Self-Defense Forces (JGSDF) first responders participated in body recovery operations of approximately 9505 victims of tsunamis, immediately after the GEJE.
This article analyzes Japan’s landmark cabinet decision reinterpreting the constitution to allow the limited exercise of collective self-defense (CSD) in both a historical and a contemporary context and assesses its implications for the conditions under which Japan may use military force. main argument.
3 Δεκ 2018 · The mental health of 324 spousal dyads of Japan Self‐Defense Forces personnel dispatched for a half‐year United Nations Disengagement Observer Force mission was examined, using longitudinal data derived from a survey at four time points: one‐month pre‐deployment, initial deployment, middle deployment, and immediately after homecoming.
