How Japan matters in the evolving East Asian security order

Goh, Evelyn

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How Japan matters in the evolving East Asian security order

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2011

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Goh, Evelyn

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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This article argues that Japan matters crucially in the evolving East Asian security order because it is embedded both in the structural transition and the ongoing regional strategies to manage it. The post-Cold War East Asian order transition centres on

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International Affairs

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10.1111/j.1468-2346.2011.01009.x

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