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KODA, YOJI
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095572
Emerging republic of Korea navy
/ Koda, Yoji
Koda, Yoji
Journal Article
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Publication
2010.
Key Words
Korea
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Naval Aviation
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Navy - Korea
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Korea - Navy
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Korea - Army
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Blue Water Navy
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106566
Japanese perspective on China's rise as a naval power
/ Koda, Yoji
Koda, Yoji
Journal Article
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Publication
2010.
Key Words
Japan
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East Asia
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United States
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China
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PLA Navy
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Rise as Naval Power
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Communist Revolution - 1949
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Chinese History
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149042
Maritime security in the region: SCS and ECS as key arenas for converging political interests
/ Koda, Yoji
Koda, Yoji
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This article examines the situations in the South China Sea (SCS) and East China Sea (ECS) and the reasons for recent political and strategic attention. As background it reviews the history of maritime activities in Asia where there was no real maritime Great Power with continuity. It then discusses the latest situations in the ECS around the Senkaku Islands, where China's Coast Guard vessels and fishing boats have made occasional incursions into Japanese waters, and the relatively-less understood Scarborough Shoal and the Pratas Islands in the SCS that have strategic significance in a future powerbalance in the SCS. The article then notes the US rebalance to Asia and the interpretation of the principle of Freedom of Navigation. It continues with the strategic and diplomatic measures and operational and tactical measures that Japan should take. It concludes noting that Japan and the US must prepare a wide range of measures in advance to regain and maintain maritime security and stability.
Key Words
Maritime Security
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Political Interests
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SCS
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ECS
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061949
Russo-Japanese war: Primary causes of Japanese success
/ Koda, Yoji
Spring 2005
Koda, Yoji
Journal Article
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Publication
Spring 2005.
Key Words
Japan
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Russia
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