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89PoliticsThe U.S. can learn from Japan’s Relationship with China
Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide will meet with U.S. President Joe Biden in Washington, DC on April 16, the first meeting between these...
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159EconomyJapan’s Regional Think Tanks: Traditional Forms and Innovative Alternatives
In Japan think tanks are inseparable from the country’s post-war economic growth and governing philosophy. Despite the influence of its noted “iron...
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238EconomyJapan’s Carbon Neutral Future Divided Over Climate Pricing
Last year Japan stepped up its global warming targets with a bold pledge to achieve a net carbon neutral society by 2050....
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227Sino-Japanese ReviewThe Sino-Japanese Olympic Competition for Status
Welcome to instalment XXVII (March 2021) of Sino-Japanese Review, a monthly column on major developments in relations between China and Japan that...
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5852021 US-Japan RelationsThe U.S.-Japan Relationship: Modeling New Frontiers in Subnational Diplomacy
In our increasingly networked world, the international activities of states, cities, and other subnational actors are expanding rapidly. Their rising importance has...
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5062021 US-Japan RelationsUnited States-Japan Cooperation on Democracy and Equity Should Tackle Gender and Racial Justice
The U.S.-Japan alliance is viewed as a cornerstone of stability, the rule of law, and promotion of democracy in the Indo-Pacific. The...
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814Sino-Japanese ReviewMyanmar Coup: A Battleground for Sino-Japanese Influence
On February 1st the world woke up to Myanmar under military rule following a coup against elected members of the ruling party....
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1.0K2021 US-Japan RelationsPartisan Biases in U.S.-Japan Relations
Japan will welcome the Biden administration with relief in the wake of what was perceived as Trump’s bombast, threats, and unpredictability –...
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1.3K2021 US-Japan RelationsJapan Can Remain an Important U.S. Ally Despite Demographic Challenges
The world is aging. Some countries are not only aging, but their populations are shrinking as immigration fails to make up for...
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1.5KPoliticsThe Case for Holding the Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games organizers announced that preparations for the global tournament are “continuing as planned”, stressing that they “never discussed”...
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1.8KPoliticsOlympics Chief Mori’s Gaffe Exposes Suga’s Weakness
Exactly twenty years ago today, on February 9th 2001, the American submarine USS Greeneville collided with a Japanese high-school training boat, the...
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728Sino-Japanese ReviewJapan’s Growing Reliance on the Chinese Market
Welcome to instalment XXV (January 2021) of Sino-Japanese Review, a monthly column on major developments in relations between China and Japan that...