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From a decentering to recentering imperative : Japan's approach to Asian security multilateralism/ Takeshi Yuzawa

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YUZAWA Takeshi

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In: The Pacific Review : Vol.31, No.4, July 2018, pp. 460-479 (103)Summary: This article has examined the nature of Japan's approach to Asian security multilateralism since the end of the cold war. It reveals the changing dynamics of the ideas and motivations behind Japan's initiatives for regional security multilateralism.

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This article has examined the nature of Japan's approach to Asian security multilateralism since the end of the cold war. It reveals the changing dynamics of the ideas and motivations behind Japan's initiatives for regional security multilateralism.

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