日本右翼问题研究（英）

　　日本右翼，泛指日本社会中民族主义色彩更加浓厚、对外关系上持强硬态度的一股政治势力。最近几年，其势力突然变大，甚至掌握了政权。当代日本右翼势力共同的大的政治目标，就是尽快甩掉战败国的帽子，摆脱现行和平宪法的束缚，使日本成为与其经济大国实力相称的“政治大国”和“军事大国”，“恢复大和民族的自尊和自信”，以“普通国家”的身份更多地参与国际事务，从而跻身联合国安理会常任理事国，以便称霸亚洲。本书希望通过揭示日本右翼势力的发展演变及其对日本政治走向的影响，使国际社会看清其真实面目，提醒国际社会警惕其对地区和国际和平的威胁。

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PrefaceIntroduction（Ⅰ） Starting from my experience of unexpected encounter with the right—wing（Ⅱ） The right—wing groups and right—wing trends of thought in Japan（Ⅲ） About the concept right—wing in Japan（Ⅳ） The relationship of right—wing movements with state power in Japan before the war（Ⅴ） The influence of right—wing in Japan before the war（Ⅵ） The worldwide problem of right—wingPart Ⅰ：The Right—Wing in Japan Before World War ⅡⅠ.Generation of Right—Wing Ideology and Right—Wing Movement（Ⅰ） Statism and nationalism—the origin of right—wing ideology（Ⅱ） The right—wing movement in early period（Ⅲ） The basic features of kokusuiism—oriented concept right—wingⅡ.National Renovation Movement and Evolution of Right—Wing Movements in Early 20th Century（Ⅰ） Polarization of right—wing in the national renovation movement（Ⅱ） The right—wing ideology of Kita lkki and Okawa Shumei（Ⅲ） Right—wing ideology among ordinary people in early 20th century（Ⅳ） Features of right—wing movements and ideological trend in Japan in the early 20th centuryⅢ.The Fascist Right—Wing in the Army Bringing Japan onto the Road of War（Ⅰ） Background of active right—wing in the army（Ⅱ） Activities of young servicemen and right—wing groups（Ⅲ） Right—wing servicemen and aggressive war（Ⅳ）Features of right—wing from later Taisho period to early Showa period（Ⅴ） Right—wing groups in the war systemPart ⅡThe Right—Wing in Japan after World War ⅡⅣ.Right—Wing Force When Japan was Occupied（Ⅰ） Confrontation and countermeasures of the die—hard right—wing force（Ⅱ） Order of dissolving the right—wing groups（Ⅲ） The tolerance of and indulgence with the right—wing force in Tokyo Trial（Ⅳ） lshihara Kanji's Proposal to MacArthur（Ⅴ）Rise of ultra—nationalist groupsⅤ.Treaty of San Francisco and Revival of the Right—Wing（Ⅰ） Reverse flow of democratization of Japan（Ⅱ） Lenient Treaty of San Francisco for making one—sided peace（Ⅲ） Revival of the old right—wing groups and their characteristics（Ⅳ）Social activities after the revival of the right—wing forcesⅥ.Kishi Nobusuke Cabinet's Reactionary Politics and Upsurge of Right—Wing Movements（Ⅰ） Retroaction of Kishi Nobusuke cabinet and its relation with right—wing forces（Ⅱ） Establishment of the new security system and right—wing promotion movements（Ⅲ） Aftermath of Miike dispute and security struggle and counterattack of the right—wing forcesⅦ.Debut of New Right—Wing Forces and Nationalist Movement（Ⅰ） New right—wing student groups and their political outlook of ultra nationalism（Ⅱ） Mishima Yukio Incident（Ⅲ） Development of Nationalist School Movement and its CharacteristicsⅧ.Showa Restoration Movement of the Right—Wing in the 1970s（Ⅰ） Situation of the right—wing groups before the Crisis in 1970（Ⅱ） Showa Restoration Movement（Ⅲ） Financial problems of the right—wing groupsⅨ.Right—Wing in the Neo—conservative Era（Ⅰ） Political right deviation of the Liberal Democratic Party（Ⅱ） New trends of the right—wing movements in neo—conservative era（Ⅲ） New right wing and extremist terrorist activities（Ⅳ）Active right wing at the 50th anniversary of Japan's surrenderⅩ.Formation of the Right—Wing in the Cultural， Educational and Intellectual Circles and Their Activeness（Ⅰ） Formation of the right wing in the cultural， educational and intellectual circles and their theoretical ideas（Ⅱ） The third attack against textbooks（Ⅲ） The senior officials of the government， the Diet and the ruling party，powerful figures and the right—wing groups cooperate to promote the historical revisionist movement（Ⅳ） The issue of textbook is not overConclusion： About Right—Wing After World War Ⅱ