سياسة اليابان الخارجية من الامبريالية الإقليمية إلى "السلام الاستباقي"

Abstract EN

Since the foundation of the modern state, Japan has known many political transformations that affected its foreign policy.

As a result of the internal response to the external environment, its foreign behavior differed from one period to another in an attempt to play leadership roles regionally and internationally, based on its own capabilities, And it is the tendency centered on Shinzo Abe's proactive Pacifism strategy, to move Japan into the ranks of the major industrial powers and make it a natural and a responsible force by taking bold steps in the approach drawn by the political leaders that preceded it, and a shift from the “Yoshida Doctrine” that set constraint prevented Tokyo to play regional and international roles, but the strategy of becoming a natural state knows challenges that the Japanese leadership must overcome.