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Alignment despite antagonism: United States-Korea-Japan security triangle

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CHA Victor D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Stanford, Calif. USA: Stanford Univ Press, 1999Description: 373pISBN:

0804731918 (hbk.):

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Summary: Study of the three way security relationship between Japan, Korea, and USA since the second world war, which finds that a quasi-alliance may be said to exist between Japan and Korea where each is allied with a common third party - the USA. When American commitment to the region is weak the other two parties exhibit less tension over bi-lateral issues, apparently willing to overlook difficulties in favour of over riding security concerns.

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Study of the three way security relationship between Japan, Korea, and USA since the second world war, which finds that a quasi-alliance may be said to exist between Japan and Korea where each is allied with a common third party - the USA. When American commitment to the region is weak the other two parties exhibit less tension over bi-lateral issues, apparently willing to overlook difficulties in favour of over riding security concerns.

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