21st century Japan-Philippines strategic partnership : constraining China's expansion in the South China Sea./ Renato Cruz De Castro
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Asian Affairs : An American Review : Vol.44, No.1,2,3,4, 2017, pp.31-51 (10)Summary: This article examines the evolving security partnership between the Philippines and Japan. It addresses two interrelated problems (1) what are the factors that account for the increasing security cooperation between Philippines and Japan. (2) How is the new security partnership evolving?
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This article examines the evolving security partnership between the Philippines and Japan. It addresses two interrelated problems (1) what are the factors that account for the increasing security cooperation between Philippines and Japan. (2) How is the new security partnership evolving?
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