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Japan as a Rule-Promoting Power: Recommendations for Japan's National Security Strategy In an Age of Power Shifts, Globalization, and Resource Constraints

Japan as a Rule-Promoting Power: Recommendations for Japan's National Security Strategy In an Age of Power Shifts, Globalization, and Resource Constraints

Final Report of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation's Project:
"Japan's Strategic Horizon and Japan-U.S.Relations"

By The Sasakawa Peace Foundation "Japan's Strategic Horizon and Japan-U.S. Relations" Project

October 31, 2011

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Category	Reports
Author/Editor	The Sasakawa Peace Foundation "Japan's Strategic Horizon and Japan-U.S. Relations" Project <Project Team> Satoru Mori (Leader) Ryo Sahashi (Sub-Leader) Shoichi Itoh Tetsuo Kotani Yoshihito Yasaki
Date of Publication	October, 2011

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