Japanese Society and Culture
Keywords
Japan, China, Territory, Time, War
Received Date
10-4-2019
Revised Date
11-20-2019
Accepted Date
12-6-2019
Publication Date
2-28-2020
Abstract
This essay aims to suggest that the different idea of war would be a legal ground of each one on the territorial dispute between two States. There are three different time stages for the idea about war. The first stage is “the present time” which the developed states including Japan belong to and armed forces cannot be used to resolve international problems. The second is” the past time” especially time before the World War Two in which some developing states including China use armed forces to international conflicts. The third is “the ancient time” in which dictatorial or collapsed states exist and cannot be understood their principle of conducts. Then, Japan and China et al. have different principle of conducts based on the different time stages, that is one of the fundamental reasons not to resolve territorial issues.
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Recommended Citation
Saito, Hiroshi
(2020)
"Why the Territorial Dispute between Japan and China cannot be Resolved,"
Japanese Society and Culture: Vol. 2, Article 5.
DOI: 10.52882/2434-1738-0205
Available at:
https://gensoken.toyo.ac.jp/japanese-society-and-culture/vol2/iss1/5