日米同盟と東北アジアの安全保障 - 日米安保協力の現狀と課題 -

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Since the end of the World War Ⅱ,a primary objective of the U.S. policy toward the Northeast Asia has been the promotion of peace and stability on this area, that is first and foremost maintained by a credible deterrent against the possible Soviet aggression. The continued basing of the U.S. forces in Japan under the Japan‐U.S. Security Treaty makes this deterrent both possible and credible. Recently, the Japan‐U.S. alliance has been undergoing some changes. The changes stem from the end of the Cold War, September 11 terrorist attacks, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. These factors have forced Japan to form the new Japan‐U.S. security relations. Now, under the Global Posture Review (GPR) plan, Bush Administration is seeking to transform its military into a leaner, more mobile force to deal with the shifting post‐Cold War security environment. The Japan and U.S. also have been negotiating for more than a year over the reorganization of the U.S. forces in Japan. The U.S. still sees Japan as the linchpin of its security policy in the Northeast Asia. The purpose of this paper is mainly to analyze the present conditions and the issues of Japan‐U.S. security cooperation. This paper also examines about the correlation of a Japan‐U.S. alliance and the security of the Northeast Asia by considering the influences which Japan‐U.S. security cooperation has on neighboring countries.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• I. はじめに
• II. 일미안보협력の현상
• 1.「신방위대강」
• 2.「일미안전보장협의위원회」(２プラス２)
• 3. 재일미군재편
• III. 일미안보협력の문제점と과제
• 1.「극동조항」との정합성
• 2.「무기수출3원칙」の견직しと집단적자위권の문제
• 3.「전수방위」は유지できるのか
• 4.「억지력の유지」と「부단경감」の량립へのジレンマ
• IV. 일미동맹と주변제국との관계
• 1. 일미동맹と한국변수
• 2. 일미동맹と북조선변수
• 3. 일미동맹と중국변수
• V. おわりに
• Abstract