The United States-Japan security community-emerging collective identity: the case of the Persian Gulf War (1990 - 1991) / Hidekazu Sakai
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Asian Security Vol 12, No. 3, 2016, pp. 133 - 147 (DA) (21A)Summary: The article argues that United States-Japan relationship can be understood as a security community. The study looks at the Gulf War to present evidence of their association.
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The article argues that United States-Japan relationship can be understood as a security community. The study looks at the Gulf War to present evidence of their association.
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