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Australia and Japan: towards a new security partnership / Walton, David

Walton, David	Journal Article
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2008.

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This paper assesses the impact of recent upgrades in security ties between Australia and Japan and their implications for the bilateral relationship. In particular, the development and future of the Joint Declaration on Security Cooperation (JDSC) is assessed. It is argued that former Prime Ministers Abe and Howard encouraged the enhancement of security ties to unprecedented new highs, but that the rise of China and leadership change in Japan and Australia in 2007 will make the prospects of a full security treaty unlikely

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Security ; Australia ; Japan ; Foreign Policy

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ID: 075060

Future directions in Australia-Japan relations: an Australian perspective / Walton, David

Walton, David	Journal Article
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2006.

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This article offers an Australian perspective on future directions in Australia-Japan relations. An attempt is made to identify issues that will have a bearing on the bilateral relationship over the next five years and beyond at the national level. There is not any likelihood of a substantial rupture or change in relations in the short-term. The continuation of a stable, close and dynamic relationship in the mid to long-term, however, will depend on how both countries conduct their respective foreign policies towards China.

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Australia ; Japan ; China ; International Relations - Case Studies

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ID: 057915

Japan and East Timor / Walton, David

Sep 2004

Walton, David	Journal Article
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Sep 2004.

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Australia ; Australia-International Relations-Japan ; East Timor ; Japan ; East Timor-International Relations-Australia

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ID: 098441

Role of prime ministers in Australia-Japan relations / Walton, David

Walton, David	Journal Article
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Publication	2010.
Summary/Abstract	In the post-war period Australian Prime Ministers have played a proactive role in formulating foreign policy towards Japan. This paper explores the role of executive leadership towards Japan and its impact on the bilateral relationship. The Howard period and current Rudd-led initiatives on whaling, nuclear disarmament, climate change and regional architecture are discussed.

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Security ; Australia ; Japan ; National Interest ; Free Trade Agreement ; Whaling

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