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Japan the active state : security policy after 9/11/ David Arase

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ARASE David

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In: Asian Survey July/August 2007, pp. 560- 583. (12)Summary: A new alignment of factors at the levels of international structure, domestic, institutions, and national identity after 9/11 has encouraged Japan to change its security posture.

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A new alignment of factors at the levels of international structure, domestic, institutions, and national identity after 9/11 has encouraged Japan to change its security posture.

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