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New Directions in Japans Security by Paul Midford, Wilhelm V... - 9780367543990

1. Introduction 2. Decentering and Recentering in Security Strategy Part I. Non-American Directions in Defense Policy 3. Centered on the fight within: the inward-looking nature of the Japanese debate on constitutional reinterpretation with a diluted US focus 4. Lifting the ban on Defense Industrial Production Cooperation with Non-US Partners Part II. Diversifying Security Partners 5. Japan\u2019s \u2018special\u2019 strategic partnership with Australia: \u2018Decentering\u2019 underwrites \u2018re-centering' 6. Japan\u2019s policy toward India since 2000 and US leadership in East Asia 7. Japan\u2019s security cooperation with the Philippines and Vietnam Part III. Japan\u2019s Focus on Multilateral Security Cooperation 8. From a Decentering and Recentering Imperative: Japan\u2019s Approach to Asian Security Multilateralism 9. Is Japan\u2019s Engagement in Counter-Piracy Missions a Step Towards Decentering of Its Security Policy? 10. Japan\u2019s Cooperation with the EU in the Nexus ofs

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1. Introduction 2. Decentering and Recentering in Security Strategy Part I. Non-American Directions in Defense Policy 3. Centered on the fight within: the inward-looking nature of the Japanese debate on constitutional reinterpretation with a diluted US focus 4. Lifting the ban on Defense Industrial Production Cooperation with Non-US Partners Part II. Diversifying Security Partners 5. Japan\u2019s \u2018special\u2019 strategic partnership with Australia: \u2018Decentering\u2019 underwrites \u2018re-centering' 6. Japan\u2019s policy toward India since 2000 and US leadership in East Asia 7. Japan\u2019s security cooperation with the Philippines and Vietnam Part III. Japan\u2019s Focus on Multilateral Security Cooperation 8. From a Decentering and Recentering Imperative: Japan\u2019s Approach to Asian Security Multilateralism 9. Is Japan\u2019s Engagement in Counter-Piracy Missions a Step Towards Decentering of Its Security Policy? 10. Japan\u2019s Cooperation with the EU in the Nexus ofs

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1. Introduction 2. Decentering and Recentering in Security Strategy Part I. Non-American Directions in Defense Policy 3. Centered on the fight within: the inward-looking nature of the Japanese debate on constitutional reinterpretation with a diluted US focus 4. Lifting the ban on Defense Industrial Production Cooperation with Non-US Partners Part II. Diversifying Security Partners 5. Japan\u2019s \u2018special\u2019 strategic partnership with Australia: \u2018Decentering\u2019 underwrites \u2018re-centering' 6. Japan\u2019s policy toward India since 2000 and US leadership in East Asia 7. Japan\u2019s security cooperation with the Philippines and Vietnam Part III. Japan\u2019s Focus on Multilateral Security Cooperation 8. From a Decentering and Recentering Imperative: Japan\u2019s Approach to Asian Security Multilateralism 9. Is Japan\u2019s Engagement in Counter-Piracy Missions a Step Towards Decentering of Its Security Policy? 10. Japan\u2019s Cooperation with the EU in the Nexus ofs

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