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Why Japan won't go nuclear/ Takashi Yokota

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YOKOTA Takashi

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In: Newsweek , 22 June 2009, p.22Summary: Japan is one of the only great powers that doesn't already boast its own nuclear deterrent. The political environment may change if North Korea continues to act belligerently or if China proves to be a real threat as Japanese hawks.

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Japan is one of the only great powers that doesn't already boast its own nuclear deterrent. The political environment may change if North Korea continues to act belligerently or if China proves to be a real threat as Japanese hawks.

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