Tenth Proposal—The Dialectical Integration Model: Creating a Structure of Peace through the Bridging of External and Internal Deterrence
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This policy paper identifies the inherent limitations of traditional "external deterrence"—nuclear deterrence, economic sanctions, and diplomatic pressure—and introduces the concept of "internal deterrence." Internal deterrence is defined as a structural force that arises from building a society which respects motherhood and provides fair compensation for reproductive labor, thereby making war structurally unfeasible for the state. By dialectically integrating external and internal deterrence, this model secures short-term security while guiding humanity toward a long-term transformation into a society in which war itself becomes impossible. This proposal is not merely a welfare policy, but a peace theory essential for the survival of humankind, offering a new paradigm for international security studies.
Author: Akutagawa, Rikanosuke
Language: English
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7084413696
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