Publication

3 Jul 2012

This policy brief addresses Japan's role in the US-led NATO mission in Afghanistan. Compared with other major donors, Japan is viewed by many Afghans as a neutral actor, in part due to the fact that Japan lacks a military presence in the country. The author states that Japan has many reasons to invest significant diplomatic capital in achieving a concrete and resolute road map for Afghan economic development.

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Author Kuniko Ashizawa
Series East-West Center Asia Pacific Bulletin
Issue 170
Publisher East-West Center (EWC)
Copyright © 2012 East-West Center (EWC)
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