The Future of US-Japan Military Relations, 1990-2000,
William V. Kennedy
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William V. Kennedy
Abstract
This paper reviews the current security relations which exist bwtween the United States and Japan. It identifies some prominent trends and concludes that the complexities of the US-Japan political-economic-security relationships are so complex that a great deal of study is required if the United States desires to have a stronger and more beneficial relationship with Japan by the end of the century. (Author)
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This paper reviews the current security relations which exist bwtween the United States and Japan. It identifies some prominent trends and concludes that the complexities of the US-Japan political-economic-security relationships are so complex that a great deal of study is required if the United States desires to have a stronger and more beneficial relationship with Japan by the end of the century. (Author)
Key concepts: Political science, Politics, Political economy, Economy, Development economics, Sociology, Economics, Law