Japan and the United States: the essential alliance

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YUKIO Okamoto

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In: The Washington Quarterly Vol 25 No 2, Spring 2002, pp. 59-72 (108)Abstract: Partly because of the bitter dissatisfaction that the US displayed with 'checkbook diplomacy' after the Gulf War, Japan has taken unprecedented steps in the war on terrorism. Still, Tokyo needs a legal framework that will make the measures permanent.

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Partly because of the bitter dissatisfaction that the US displayed with 'checkbook diplomacy' after the Gulf War, Japan has taken unprecedented steps in the war on terrorism. Still, Tokyo needs a legal framework that will make the measures permanent.

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