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• W235890505 abstract "Em 2007, o governo do Japao procurou estabelecer um “belo pais” com base na ideia de seguranca humana. A ideia de seguranca humana esta tambem presente no preâmbulo da constituicao japonesa. No entanto, este louvavel ideal da constituicao nao foi aplicado a populacao que vive na area onde se encontram as bases militares americanas, especialmente em Okinawa, onde presentemente estao concentradas 74% das bases militares dos EUA no Japao. Com a re-entrada de criminosos de guerra na alianca do Japao com o governo dos EUA no periodo pos-II Guerra Mundial, impactos profundamente prejudiciais sao reconheciveis na sua soberania, e na integridade das vozes progressivas presentes na sociedade japonesa e na sua politica. Os direitos humanos tem sido estreitamente interpretados, por influencia dos imperativos tradicionais da maioria ou do comum cidadao japones, ignorando assim os direitos dos cidadaos “atipicos” do Japao. Diante deste contexto, nao e clara a forma como o governo japones tem alcancado a sua visao de que todos os cidadaos japoneses tem direito a uma vida em seguranca. Este artigo examina assim o potencial do governo japones para construir um “belo pais” atraves de um estudo de caso em torno da questao da base militar dos EUA em Okinawa. In 2007, the Japanese government aimed to establish “a beautiful state” based on the idea of human security. The idea of human security is also set in the Japanese constitution preamble. Nevertheless, this laudable ideal of the constitution was not applicable to people who live in areas where there are US military bases, especially in Okinawa, where about 74% of the US military bases in Japan are presently concentrated. With the re-entry of war criminals into Japan’s post-WWII alliance with the US government, deeply detrimental impacts are recognizable on its sovereignty, the integrity of progressive voices in Japanese society and its polity. Human rights have been narrowly interpreted, influenced by traditional imperatives of the majority or average Japanese, while ignoring the rights of the “atypical” citizens of Japan. Given this context, it is not clear how the Japanese government have achieved its own vision of all Japanese citizens having a secure life. This paper examines the potential of the Japanese government to build “a beautiful state” through a case study of the US military base issue in Okinawa. Palavras-chave / Keywords: Bases militares americanas, Colonialismo, Direitos humanos, Estado-fragil, Okinawa. Fragile state, US military bases, Okinawa, Colonialism, Human rights." @default.
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• W235890505 title "A beautiful masochistic alliance: confronting a different position between US-Japan Security Alliance and Human Security in Japan" @default.
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