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Strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance : pathways for bridging law and policy / edited by Nobuhisa Ishizuka, Masahiro Kurosaki and Matthew C. Waxman.
Ishizuka, Nobuhisa, editor.; Kurosaki, Masahiro, editor.; Waxman, Matthew C., 1972- editor.; Columbia University. Center for Japanese Legal Studies, sponsoring body.; Columbia University. National Security Law Program, issuing body.; Bōei Daigakkō (Japan), sponsoring body.
2020
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https://jls.law.columbia.edu/sites/default/files/content/Resources/US-Japan_Alliance/JapanAlliance_forweb.pdf
Title
Strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance : pathways for bridging law and policy / edited by Nobuhisa Ishizuka, Masahiro Kurosaki and Matthew C. Waxman.
Published
[New York] : Center for Japanese Legal Studies [and the] National Security Law Program, Columbia Law School, [2020]
Copyright
©2020
Call Number
KZ4043 .S764 2020
ISBN
9780578718774
0578718774
Description
207 pages ; 23 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1338246526
Summary
"During the three years leading up to this year 's 60th anniversary of the signing of the 1960 U.S.-Japan Security Treaty, a series of workshops were held under the joint sponsorship of Columbia Law School's Center for Japanese Legal Studies and the National Defense Academy of Japan's Center for Global Security. Bringing together experts in international law and political science primarily from the United States and Japan, the workshops examined how differing approaches to use of force and understandings of individual and collective self-defense in the two countries might adversely affect their alliance. The workshop participants explored the underlying causes of the gap in understanding between the United States and Japan with respect to these issues, and they considered the alliance in the context of each state's interpretation of international law and policy positions regarding its rights and obligations under such law. In doing so, they also examined how the differing approaches could be applied to possible crisis situations of current concern in East Asia, and what that might mean for alliance relations"--Columbia Law School Scholarship Archives, viewed August 3, 2022. Book is a collection of essays based upon these workshops.
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Strengthening the United States-Japan alliance
Strengthening the US-Japan alliance
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The Center for Japanese Legal Studies, Columbia Law School
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Ishizuka, Nobuhisa, editor.
Kurosaki, Masahiro, editor.
Waxman, Matthew C., 1972- editor.
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Columbia University. Center for Japanese Legal Studies, sponsoring body.
Columbia University. National Security Law Program, issuing body.
Bōei Daigakkō (Japan), sponsoring body.
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The Arthur W. Diamond Law Library
The Center for Japanese Legal Studies, Columbia Law School
The United States and individual and collective self-defense in Northeast Asia / Thomas H. Lee
Legal framework of Japan's self-defense with the United States / Masahiro Kurosaki
Presidential use of force in East Asia : American constitutional law and the U.S. Japan alliance / Matthew C. Waxman
Japan-U.S. alliance as a maritime alliance and international law / Hideshi Tokuchi
How the law of collective self-defense undermines the peace and security of the Taiwan Strait / Julian G. Ku
Japan's legal readiness in the event of hostilities on the Korean Peninsula / Hitoshi Nasu
Reconsidering international law and cyberspace operations through the lens of the U.S.-Japan alliance / Michael J. Adams
Space deterrence and the role of the U.S.-Japan alliance / Kazuto Suzuki
Toward meta-knowledge of foreign relations law in U.S.-Japan relations / Ryan Scoville.

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