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Home > Special Topics > Activity Report Last Updated: 15:09 03/09/2007
Activity Report #17: March 24, 2003

Public Seminar: New Developments of the U.S.-Japan Alliance: March 5, 2003

Presented by the International University of Japan Research Institute


Summaries, Slides and Videos

Theme:"New Developments of the U.S.-Japan Alliance"
Date/Time: March 5, 2003
Place:The Japan Foundation International Conference Hall, Tokyo
CO-SPONSORS:The Okazaki Institute, Vanderbilt University and The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership

PROGRAM:

Opening by Moderator, Tomohito Shinoda (International University of Japan)
Welcoming Remarks by Hideya Taida (The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership)

PART I. U.S.-Japan Alliance and Region
1. Iraq situation and US-Japan alliance
Paper by Akihiko Tanaka (University of Tokyo): to be posted soon
Comment by
Hisahiko Okazaki (Okazaki Institute)
James Auer (Vanderbilt University)
Shin'ichi Kitaoka (University of Tokyo)
2. China and Taiwan
"China and Taiwan: Thoughts on the Analysis of Cross-Strait Relations"
by June Teufel Dreyer (University of Miami)
"Strategic Value of Taiwan"
by Hisahiko Okazaki (Okazaki Institute)

3. Korean Peninsula
"North Korean Issues and the Japan-U.S. Relations"
by Hideshi Takesada (National Institute of Defense Studies)
"Japan as the ‘new South Korea'?"
by Robyn Lim (Nanzan University)

PART II: Legal and Technology Issue
1. Argument of Collective Self-Defense, Contingency Legislation
"Japan's Right of Collective Self-Defense: Not Whether but When"
by Koji Murata (Doshisha University)
Comment by
Noboru Yamaguchi (Japan Ground Self Defense Force)
James Auer (Vanderbilt University)

2. Military Technological Cooperation, Missile Defense
"Military Technology Cooperation"
by Sumihiko Kawamura (Kawamura Institute)
"Armaments Cooperation and Missile Defese in the US-Japan Alliance"
by Gregg Rubinstein (GAR Associates)
Comment by
Hideaki Kaneda (Okazaki Institute)
(Posted here with permission from IUJ Research Institute)

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