Scinzus Abe
Scinzus Abe, seu litteris Iaponicis 安倍 晋三 Abe Shinzō (ad Tokium natus die 21 Septembris 1954; Narae impetu armorum igniferorum necatus die 8 Iulii 2022), fuit politicus Iaponiensis, qui munere primi ministri et praesidis Factionis Democraticae Liberalis Iaponiae a die 26 Septembris 2006 usque ad diem 26 Septembris 2007, iterum a mense Decembri 2012 ad diem 15 Septembris 2020 functus est, diutissime in historia Iaponiensi merens. Fuit etiam principalis consilii secretarius ab anno 2005 usque in annum 2006, Junichiro Koizumi primo ministro, et breviter dux factionis adversae anno 2012.

Alumnus universitatum Seikei et Californiae Meridianae fuit.

Notae

Bibliographia 
 Harris, Tobias. 2020. The Iconoclast: Shinzo Abe and the New Japan. Pars apud Amazon.com.
 Hughes, C. W. 2018. "Japan’s Security Policy in the context of the US-Japan alliance: the emergence of an 'Abe Doctrine.'” In Japan’s Foreign Relations in Asia, ed. James D.J. Brown et Jeff Kingston, 49–60. Palgrave.
 Kitaoka, Shinichi. 2014. "A 'Proactive Contribution to Peace' and the Right of Collective Self-Defense: The Development of Security Policy in the Abe Administration." Asia-Pacific Review 21 (2): 1–18.
 Kolmas, Michal. 2020. National Identity and Japanese Revisionism: Abe Shinzo’s vision of a beautiful Japan and its limits. Pars apud Amazon.com.
 Liff, A. P. 2015. "Japan’s Defense Policy: Abe the Evolutionary." The Washington Quarterly 38 (2): 79–99.
 Maslow, Sebastian. 2015. "A Blueprint for a Strong Japan? Abe Shinzō and Japan’s Evolving Security System." Asian Survey 55 (4): 739–65. JSTOR.
 Oren, Eitan, et Matthew Brummer. 2020. "Threat perception, government centralization, and political instrumentality in Abe Shinzo’s Japan." Australian Journal of International Affairs 74 (6): 721–45.
 Pugliese, Giulio, et Alessio Patalano. 2020. "Diplomatic and security practice under Abe Shinzō: The case for Realpolitik Japan." Australian Journal of International Affairs 74 (6): 615–32. Textus interretialis.

Nexus externi 

 Situs interretialis primi ministri proprius, Anglice scriptus.
 
 

Alumni Universitatis Seikei
Alumni Universitatis Californiae Meridionalis
Necati
Primi ministri Iaponiae