食料安全保障の萌芽期における外交の役割 : 終戦直後の食料危機における昭和天皇の外交活動を中心に

This paper defines the postwar period from 1945 to the 1970s, when the policy term “food security” was not generally used, as the “embryonic stage of food security”, and considers the effect of diplomacy during that stage. The examination is intended to clarify the importance of imported food and critically analyze the effect of Emperor Showa’s diplomatic activities, with a focus on those activities during the food crisis immediately after the end of the war.