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This thesis examines Japan's security policy, with particular focus on relations with East Asian countries and the US, especially consider the policy changes in security from pacifism to proactive. More specifically, it presents an overview of the transformation of Japan's security policy in response to the change in the security environment in East Asia, particularly North Korea's military development and the rise in China's power and the role of Unites States in the region. For this purpose, the thesis pays particular attention to change in the content of its basic policy document, the National Defense Program Guidelines (NDPG), compiled in 1976 and subsequently revised five times, in 1995, 2004, 2010, 2013 and 2018 ; Thesis (M.S.) -- Graduate School of Social Sciences. International Relations.

The development and direction of Japan's security policy is a topic of strategic
importance in the region of East Asia, especially in the light of recent
development of reinterpretation of the pacifist Constitution in terms
of collective defense and its exercise. The aim of this article was to reveal
and analyze trends and dissimilarities in Japan's security policy after
the end of the Cold War through the use of both quantitative and qualitative
content analysis. The objects of the analysis were four subsequent revisions
of National Defense Program Guidelines, a basic strategic document,
from years 1995, 2004, 2010 and 2013. The first quantitative part revealed
significant security concepts, which the strategic documents concentrated
most on and their changes over time. The second qualitative part provided
for a complex relationship model of security policy and influencing categories,
and their gradual development in time.

A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the National Missile Defense program, focusing on: (1) programmatic changes to the program and whether significant performance and schedule risks remain; and (2) program officials' efforts to control costs, program estimate, and the potential for cost increases."

ABSTRACT This thesis discusses the development of the Japanese Military Enhancement Program in the Asia Pacific region through NDPG after the inclusion of support from the US. This research will only focus on how the improvement of the Japanese military after the entry of US support succeeded in establishing cooperation with Japan. This paper uses two concepts, namely the concept of alliances and national interests. Both countries have a level of strength against the military. Japan itself is known to have power in Asia and the Pacific, while America has become the strongest military force in the world to date. The two countries then fellowship one of the objectives is to achieve their interests. Japan has become one of the focuses of this writing, where Japan is seeking assistance from the United States because of threats from surrounding countries. Keywords: NDPG (National Defense Program Guideline), Alliance, National Interest.

Title varies: June-July 1940, National Defense Program: Contracts and Awards; July 12,1941, National Defense Program: Contract Award Listing ; "Compiled by Office of Government Reports"; Oct.1940-June 1941"In collaboration with National Defense Advisory Commission" ; Issued successively by: U.S.Office of Government Reports; U.S.Office of Production Management. Bureau of Research and Statistics ; Mode of access: Internet.

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Submitted by Mr. Hatch, Mr. Kigore, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Mead and Mr. Tunnell. ; "Published reports" at end of each volume. ; pt. 1. Disposal of surpluses other than industrial plants.--pt. 2. Investigations overseas.--pt. 3. Aircraft, conditions at Curtiss-Wright corporation, Buffalo, N.Y., plants.--pt. 4. Fourth annual report.--pt. 5. Investigations overseas, surplus property abroad.--pt. 6. Aircraft (production, development and research)--pt. 7. Fifth annual report.--pt. 8. Transactions between Senator Theodore G. Bilbo and various war contractors. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Development of the Defense Highway Network and the Strategic Highway Corridor Network in the Interstate and FAP systems. ; "December 1987"--Cover. ; "Future National Highway Program Task Force." ; Development of the Defense Highway Network and the Strategic Highway Corridor Network in the Interstate and FAP systems. ; Mode of access: Internet.