Issues & Insights Vol. 06 - No. 16

  • Japan-U.S. Security Relations: Staying the Course in a New Era
    By Brad Glosserman
    Oct 30, 2006

    The Japan-U.S. alliance continues to go from strength to strength. In the last year, the two countries agreed on a statement of principles that laid the foundation for a renewed and rejuvenated alliance and they operationalized those principles six months later. Japan continues to support the U.S. in the global war on terror through its deployments of Self-Defense Forces (SDF) in Iraq and the Indian Ocean. The alliance has been transformed from a regional to a global partnership.

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    Programs
    Issues & Insights , Pacific Forum CSIS
    Topics
    Defense and Security
    Regions
    East Asia and the Pacific, Japan
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Issues & Insights Vol. 06 - No. 16
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Issues & Insights Vol. 06 - No. 16

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