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FUKUSHI Jun
Department Tokyo Keizai University , Economics Position Professor |
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| Research Period | 2013/04～2017/03 |
| Research Topic | Comprehensive Historical Studies on the Disarmament and Arms Control: Focusing on the Interrelated Structure of Arms Transfer during the Wars |
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| Consignor | Japan Society for the Promotion of Science |
| Research Program Type | Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) |
| Research Institute | Meiji University |
| KAKENHI Grant No. | 25244029 |
| Researcher/Collaborator | YOKOI KATSUHIKO SUDO ISAO NISHIKAWA JUNKO YAMASHITA YUUJI CHIDA TAKESHI |
| Details | Through comprehensive historical studies, this collaborative research aimed to clarify the complicated structure of the modern world that prevents disarmament and arms control. Since the Second World War, the arms trade has expanded rapidly and has become more complicated. However, the essential structure of this expansion and complexity was already formed prior to the First World War. To clarify these historical facts, our research project analysed arms transfer in diverse ways, including economic history, history of international affairs, imperial history, military history and other related fields. Our research project applied arms transfer as an analytical concept for the first time to the field of historical research. |
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