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Adjusting to the New International Order,y acute and the internal process of decision-making is especially unsuited to a swift adjustment. Well before the end of the Cold War, Japan knew that it had to become more ‘international’: that is to say Japan had to become not just an economic superpower, but also take on political and even milita

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Japanese Defence Industrialisation,’s defence-related, or arms-production, capabilities in the country’s industrial base has become an issue of increasing interest only during the past decade.. Particularly in the United States, this new interest in the subject of Japanese defence industrialisation results as much from concerns over

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Technology Leakage and US-Japan Security Relations, technology transfers to Japan in the forty years following the end of the Occupation in order to build up Japanese defence capabilities as a bulwark against Soviet expansion. American policy-makers generally were aware of the economic implications of these transfers — namely, the stimulation provid

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,Japan’s Military Renaissance? Prognosis into the 1990s and Beyond,at have occurred in the international system in the last several years, it would seem that anyone given the task of looking more than six months into the future had better have a good pact with the devil. I must assure the reader that I have executed no such alliance. I believe, with a little bit of

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Ron Matthewsf proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and metabolites. The particle size of EVs varies from approximately 30–1000?nm, with the majority falling below 200 nm. Because of the potential applications of EVs in disease diagnosis and therapy, their large inherent diversities in size, composition, and origin

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Akio Watanabe cardiovascular disease being the major cause of mortality among elderly people. The allostatic overload imposed by the accumulation of cardiac senescent cells has been suggested to play a pivotal role in the aging-related deterioration of cardiovascular function. Senescent cells exhibit intrinsic d

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Ian Gowvidence gaps remain, including pathogenesis, the most efficient diagnostic strategy, prognosis of individual patients, monitoring of therapy, and novel therapeutic strategies. These gaps could all be filled by developing novel, minimally invasive, blood-based biomarkers. Potentially, extracellular v