North Korea : [electronic resource] challenges for the US-Japan alliance / Yuki Tatsumi, editor.

Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: Washington, DC : Henry L. Stimson Center, [2011], 2010Description: 1 PDF-file (viii, 117 p.) : illSubject(s): Online resources:
Contents:
Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Acknowledgements -- Preface / Ellen Laipson -- Introduction / Alan D. Romberg and Yoshihide Soeya -- Chapter 1. America's "North Korea Problem" and US-Japan Relations / Balbina Y. Hwang -- Chapter 2. North Korea Problems and US-Japan Relations: A View from Japan / Yasuhiro Izumikawa -- Chapter 3. Japan-US Cooperation on North Korea: Regional Perspectives / Katsuhisa Furukawa -- Chapter 4. Regional Factors: China-North Korea Relations / John S. Park -- Chapter 5: North Korea: A Catalyst for Policy Coordination Between the United States and Japan / Scott A. Snyder -- Chapter 6: The North Korea Challenge and Resonance with Regional Security Arrangements / Ryo Sahashi -- Chapter 7: Different Beds, Same Nightmare: US-Japan Policy Coordination on North Korea and Implications for the US-Japan Alliance / L. Gordon Flake -- Conclusion: The Way Forward / Yuki Tatsumi -- About the Contributors.
Summary: This volume is a collection of seven essays authored by American and Japanese experts on Asian security issues, examining how North Korea's behavior affects the US-Japan bilateral defense relationship, as well as their ability to coordinate their diplomatic efforts to address security challenges posed by Pyongyang. Collectively, the essays in the volume illustrate that North Korea has become a challenge for US-Japan diplomatic coordination, while at the same time serving as a catalyst for a deeper US-Japan bilateral defense relations. It also demonstrates the importance of the Republic of Korea, the other major American ally in the region, as the United States and Japan continue to grapple with the challenges posed by North Korea.
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Title from PDF title page (Henry L. Stimson Center, viewed on May 17, 2011).

"March 2011."

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Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Acknowledgements -- Preface / Ellen Laipson -- Introduction / Alan D. Romberg and Yoshihide Soeya -- Chapter 1. America's "North Korea Problem" and US-Japan Relations / Balbina Y. Hwang -- Chapter 2. North Korea Problems and US-Japan Relations: A View from Japan / Yasuhiro Izumikawa -- Chapter 3. Japan-US Cooperation on North Korea: Regional Perspectives / Katsuhisa Furukawa -- Chapter 4. Regional Factors: China-North Korea Relations / John S. Park -- Chapter 5: North Korea: A Catalyst for Policy Coordination Between the United States and Japan / Scott A. Snyder -- Chapter 6: The North Korea Challenge and Resonance with Regional Security Arrangements / Ryo Sahashi -- Chapter 7: Different Beds, Same Nightmare: US-Japan Policy Coordination on North Korea and Implications for the US-Japan Alliance / L. Gordon Flake -- Conclusion: The Way Forward / Yuki Tatsumi -- About the Contributors.

This volume is a collection of seven essays authored by American and Japanese experts on Asian security issues, examining how North Korea's behavior affects the US-Japan bilateral defense relationship, as well as their ability to coordinate their diplomatic efforts to address security challenges posed by Pyongyang. Collectively, the essays in the volume illustrate that North Korea has become a challenge for US-Japan diplomatic coordination, while at the same time serving as a catalyst for a deeper US-Japan bilateral defense relations. It also demonstrates the importance of the Republic of Korea, the other major American ally in the region, as the United States and Japan continue to grapple with the challenges posed by North Korea.

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