Can we draw a "realistic utopia" toward publicly reciprocal welfare state? -- A comparison of welfare programs between Japan and USA
In the development of the postwar welfare state, Japan saw the Hibakusha movement, which campaigned for the state compensation for atomic bomb survivors and also for the total abolishment of nuclear weapons. The state compensation is justified on the basis of responsibility of the state for the war....
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