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The dual-layer security system and the role of the Japan coast guard/ Kentaro Furuya

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FURUYA Kentaro

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In: Naval War College Review Vol 72 No 4, Autumn 2019, pp. 27-51 (F22)Summary: Maritime borders is considered as the top piority for the Japanese government and it is the responsibility of the Japan's coast guard to ensure this as to avoid military confrontation especially with China's bold moves in the area.

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Maritime borders is considered as the top piority for the Japanese government and it is the responsibility of the Japan's coast guard to ensure this as to avoid military confrontation especially with China's bold moves in the area.

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