Japan's New Security Policy, Hiroshima and the 70th Anniversary of the end of WW 2

世界のほかの地域のアカデミーの評価です。後で読んで所見を書きたい。 
A New Pacifism?は昨今の安保法制案や、集団的自衛権を扱っていて、住民投票による憲法9条改正を諦め現憲法の解釈で乗り切ろうとしている状況へ釘を刺していますね。南京にいって謝罪するとか、習近平やオバマと広島・長崎を訪問し鼎談をすることなどを推奨しているようなー。ロシア含め、もっと話し合いをもてということですね。課題が前に進まないで、じっくり読めないです。各自関心のある方は読まれてレスください。

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