Publication
Mar 2012
This paper reports on the proceedings of the 18th annual Japan-US Security Seminar. In 2012, the security relationship between the two countries continues to evolve. Domestic transitions in China and North Korea create new uncertainties. At the same time, South Korea's sometimes belligerent attitude towards Japan further complicates the region's dynamics. The conference is an opportunity for key US and Japanese stakeholders to share their views with the aim of fostering cooperation in this trans-Pacific relationship.
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| Author | Brad Glosserman, Richard L Armitage, L Gordon Flake, Matake Kamiya, James A. Kelly, Robert Madsen, Hiroshi Nakanishi, Yoshiji Nogami, Toshihiro Nakayama, James J Przystup, Evans JR Revere |
| Series | Pacific Forum CSIS Issues and Insights |
| Issue | 15 |
| Publisher | Pacific Forum CSIS |
| Copyright | © 2012 Pacific Forum, Center for Strategic and International Studies |