Members

The members engaged in the collaborative research on Reconciliation Studies.

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MOTOYAMA, Jinshiro

MOTOYAMA, Jinshiro

Candidate, Hitotsubashi University Ph.D

Academic Achievement

  • 元山仁士郎「社会的主体としてのこども・ユース」『平和学辞典』日本平和学会、2023年
  • 元山仁士郎「米中接近における沖縄ファクターの検討:米国の対中作戦計画と中国の不干渉」『国際政治』国際政治学会、209号、81-97頁、2023年3月
  • 元山仁士郎「在比米軍基地閉鎖への道程」(猿田佐世編著『米中の狭間を生き抜く:対米従属に縛られないフィリピンの安全保障とは』)かもがわ出版、41-72頁、2021年

Field of specialisation

History of International Relations, Modern History of Okinawa

Kind of researcher I want to be

I will be an internationally-minded researcher and educator by digging deep into the questions I felt growing up in Okinawa. The purpose of my research is to consider how to solve the military base problem in Okinawa/Japan, and how the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty should be in the future.

Introduction to your research theme

Focusing on the U.S. nuclear military strategy during the period of Okinawa’s reversion to Japan in the 1960s and 1970s, this study analyzes the recognition and policy-making process of each country during the Cold War in Asia, and seeks to resolve issues surrounding historical recognition and national security issues in Asia region.

Tentative title for your upcoming working paper

U.S. Nuclear Strategy and the Cold War in Asia: Focusing on the Reversion of Okinawa