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1 Base Bargains: The Political Economy of Okinawa’s Antimilitarism Kimberly Zisk Marten and Alexander Cooley Department of Political Science Barnard College Columbia University Paper Prepared for the 100th Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association Philadelphia August 30 2003. All comments are welcome and can be sent by e-mail to the authors at kz26@columbia.edu and acooley@barnard.edu. However please do not cite without permission. The authors acknowledge the generous financial support of the Carnegie Corporation of New York through
areas to be necessary to its own national security it must try to get the locals on its side.93 When a wide variety of local actors benefit from the U.S. basing presence anti-base protestors and local politicians will have a harder time making a successful case. Simultaneously our findings have something to teach anti-base Okinawan activists as well. If they want to get rid of the U.S. bases and their associated social environmental and safety problems then they must