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The Koizumi era: From passive to active security posture
The Koizumi era was brought about many changes in Japan’s policies. This study aims to recognize such changes, most especially the Japan’s defense policy changes. The main objective of the study is to examine how the Koizumi era was able to change Japan’s defense policy stance from a passive to a mo
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