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Aiming to build an East Asian Community / Takashi, Shiraishi

Takashi, Shiraishi	Journal Article
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Publication	2006.
Summary/Abstract	ASEAN has become the hub of the various networks of regional cooperation in East Asia. Neither China nor Japan can replace it. Japan should promote the further growth of these networks and find ways to involve the United States in regional affairs beyond security; in this way it can both engage and deter China.

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Regional Cooperation ; Japan ; East Asian Community ; International Relations - Case Studies

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ID: 074878

Groping toward a new growth pattern / Akira, Kojima

Akira, Kojima	Journal Article
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Publication	2006.
Summary/Abstract	The Japanese economy has emerged from its prolonged period of stagnation, and growth is being led by the private sector. The government should now move quickly to implement full-fledged structural reforms to enhance economic vitality over the long term.

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Economic Development ; Japan ; Structural Reforms

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ID: 074879

Road to renewal for the democratic party of Japan / Jiro,Yamaguchi

Jiro,Yamaguchi	Journal Article
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Publication	2006.
Summary/Abstract	Prime Minister Koizumi's neoliberal program has ended up expanding the risks that ordinary people face. Even so, the administration has won broad support because it is seen as fighting vested interests. The opposition needs to stake out a clear position to the left of Koizumi and his Liberal Democratic Party. (

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Japan ; Elections ; Political Development

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ID: 074880

US bases: time to ease Okinawa's burden / Seigen, Miyazato; Tatsuhiro, Oshiro; Keishin, Sunagawa; Kiyoshi, Yamazato

Seigen, Miyazato	Journal Article
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Publication	2006.
Summary/Abstract	For 60 years the small island prefecture of Okinawa has borne a grossly disproportionate share of the burden of hosting US military bases in Japan. As Tokyo and Washington discuss the realignment of US forces here, their top priority should be to ease Okinawa’s burden. Unfortunately, the Japanese government seems to be failing to take advantage of this opportunity.

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Military relations ; Japan ; United States ; Okinawa ; Military Bases

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