Natural partners in challenging waters?: Japan-NATO co-operation in a changing maritime environment/ Alessio Patalano
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RUSI Journal: June-July 2016 Vol.161 No.3, pp.42-51 (127)Summary: This paper reviews the Japan- NATO security partnership against the changing maritime landscape. Its explores its evolution,arguing that maritime security has been and until now a driving factor in enhancing military interation and interoperability.
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This paper reviews the Japan- NATO security partnership against the changing maritime landscape. Its explores its evolution,arguing that maritime security has been and until now a driving factor in enhancing military interation and interoperability.
JAPAN, NATO, MARITIME, SECURITY
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