The end of the silver lining: a Chinese view of the U.S.-Japanese alliance / Wu Xinbo
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The Washington Quarterly Vol 29 No 1, pp.119-130 (108)Summary: For years many Chinese analysts regarded the US Japan alliance as a useful constraint on Tokyo's ability to remilitarize. This article suggests that China now sees the alliance being used by Washington to encourage Japan to rearm, a development that is seen as a cause for concern.
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For years many Chinese analysts regarded the US Japan alliance as a useful constraint on Tokyo's ability to remilitarize. This article suggests that China now sees the alliance being used by Washington to encourage Japan to rearm, a development that is seen as a cause for concern.
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