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Japan's hard and soft power in ASEAN/ Yee-Kuang Heng

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HENG Yee-Kuang

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ASEAN

In: RSIS Commentary: 27 December 2017, No 242 (F31)Summary: The Japan self-defence forces (JSDF) has become more visibly engaged in ASEAN. Japan's soft power potential encompasses its ability to provide joint solutions to shared challenges.

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The Japan self-defence forces (JSDF) has become more visibly engaged in ASEAN. Japan's soft power potential encompasses its ability to provide joint solutions to shared challenges.

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