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The North Korean abduction issue: emotions, securitisation and the reconstruction of Japanese identity from ‘aggressor’ to ‘victim’ and from ‘pacifist’ to ‘normal’

Linus Hagström
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Ulv Hanssen
Pages 71-93 | Published online: 21 Oct 2014

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Florentine Koppenborg & Ulv Hanssen. (2021) Japan’s Climate Change Discourse: Toward Climate Securitisation?. Politics and Governance 9:4, pages 53-64.
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Linus Hagström. (2020) Disciplinary power: Text and body in the Swedish NATO debate. Cooperation and Conflict 56:2, pages 141-162.
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Karl Gustafsson. (2019) Temporal othering, de-securitisation and apologies: understanding Japanese security policy change. Journal of International Relations and Development 23:3, pages 511-534.
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Michal Kolmaš. (2018) Reconstructing hierarchy as the key international relations concept and its implications for the study of Japanese national identity. Japanese Journal of Political Science 19:3, pages 507-518.
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Wrenn Yennie Lindgren & Petter Y. Lindgren. (2017) Identity Politics and the East China Sea: China as Japan's ‘Other’. Asian Politics & Policy 9:3, pages 378-401.
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LINUS HAGSTRÖM & ULV HANSSEN. (2015) War is peace: the rearticulation of ‘peace’ in Japan’s China discourse. Review of International Studies 42:2, pages 266-286.
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