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Japan and Australia : a bridge too far/ Robyn Lim

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LIM Robyn

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In: Far Eastern Economy April 2007, pp.33-35Summary: The new agreement specifies a number of areas for deeper security cooperation between the two countries including enhanced military ties. With the security agreement Australia is hoping to moderate Japan's military influence in the Pacific by embedding it within a wider framework.

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The new agreement specifies a number of areas for deeper security cooperation between the two countries including enhanced military ties. With the security agreement Australia is hoping to moderate Japan's military influence in the Pacific by embedding it within a wider framework.

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