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US-Japan alliance for the next century.

By:

ASHER, David L

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1997Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Analyses the successes and failures of US-Japan policy in Clinton's first term in office, and lays out an agenda - balancing economic, military and political ties - for the president's second term. Concludes that Japan remains at the centre of American regional interests in Asia and the balance of regional power, and should be recognised as such. Stresses that (1) alliances do not define themselves, they must be defined; and (2) alliances do not maintain themselves, they must be maintained.

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Analyses the successes and failures of US-Japan policy in Clinton's first term in office, and lays out an agenda - balancing economic, military and political ties - for the president's second term. Concludes that Japan remains at the centre of American regional interests in Asia and the balance of regional power, and should be recognised as such. Stresses that (1) alliances do not define themselves, they must be defined; and (2) alliances do not maintain themselves, they must be maintained.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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