U.S.-Japan Cooperation: Time for Symmetry

The US and Japan face significant challenges in structuring a sustainable partnership consistent with post-Cold War realities. Dinnenn and Arrison outline a strategy for building a more reciprocal partnership with Japan.

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Published in:Issues in science and technology 1995-12, Vol.12 (2), p.29-32
Main Authors: DINNEEN, GERALD P., Dineen, Gerald P., ARRISON, THOMAS
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Business structures
Cold wars
Dual use technology
Environment
Environmental technology
Foreign policy
Government (Administrative Body)
International alliances
International cooperation
International relations-US
International security
Japanese foreign relations
Military alliances
Military defense
Military policy
Military technology
National security
PERSPECTIVES
Political aspects
Security, International
Systems Development
Trade policy
United States foreign relations
War
Weapons
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Summary:The US and Japan face significant challenges in structuring a sustainable partnership consistent with post-Cold War realities. Dinnenn and Arrison outline a strategy for building a more reciprocal partnership with Japan.
ISSN:0748-5492
1938-1557