In the 1970s, Japanese prime minister Masayoshi Ohira developed a concept of “comprehensive security” that emphasized the need to broaden the scope of security to non-military domains. The concept built upon the ideas outlined in the 1969 Nixon Doctrine, where the United States encouraged its allies to take “primary responsibility” for their own defense. This […]
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