Japan's Defense Policy: Abe the Evolutionary

Adam P. Liff

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Defense, Military, and Policy Studies Japanese History and Culture International Relations and Foreign Policy

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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's historic April visit to Washington capped the most significant two-year period in Japan's defense reform in decades. Since his unlikely return as prime minister...

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