Japan's human security role in southeast Asia /

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LAM Peng Er

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In: Contemporary Southeast Asia Vol 28 No 1, April 2006, pp.141-159 (19)Summary: Summarises Japan's extensive contributions to human security in southest Asia, considers the benefits to Japan of an approach that currently precludes involvement in peace enforcement, and recommends Japan be prepared to assist in Burma and in Thailand.

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Summarises Japan's extensive contributions to human security in southest Asia, considers the benefits to Japan of an approach that currently precludes involvement in peace enforcement, and recommends Japan be prepared to assist in Burma and in Thailand.

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