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Introduction,r and technology cooperation. It then proceeds to survey the systemic environment that surrounds Japan by focusing on three drivers: geopolitical, global challenges, and technological innovation. Against this background, it focuses on Japan’s national security objectives taken from the 2013 National

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Japan and India: Growing Partnership in the Shadow of a Rising China,efense ties have deepened almost exclusively through joint training and exercises. Although capacity building appears on the bilateral agenda, this activity is very much within the context of multilateral cooperation in maritime security and maritime domain awareness. On defense equipment and techno

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Japan and the Southeast Asian Region: Building Habits of Cooperation,hilippines that Japan trains on a regular, bilateral, and multilateral basis. Japan’s capacity building efforts shine the most in Southeast Asia despite being a new toolkit for the Japan Self Defense Forces. Defense equipment transfer is another new frontier for Japan since the relaxing of its old s

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Japan and Europe: Indivisibility of Security,, Japan’s habit of conducting training and exercises with the European partners is a new phenomenon but has become a common feature in the region. While Japan’s cooperation in capacity building with Europe is still very limited, defense technology cooperation, especially the Japan-UK, joint R&D is o

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Conclusion,plomacy. The last section discusses the limitation of this research by highlighting some of the questions that emerged from the investigation. This book makes the case that Japan’s strategic partnerships are a valuable instrument of deterrence that contributes to Japan’s national security objectives