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  • The world has leaped to Japan’s aid in the wake of the March 11 disaster. Hosoya Yuichi, a specialist in diplomatic history, argues that the support of the United States in particular marks a significant evolution in the Japan-US alliance, and calls on Japan to develop its spirit of international cooperation further as a means of expressing gratitude for the world’s support.

    The Dawning of a New Age of International Cooperation

    Posted on 2011/06/07
    The world has leaped to Japan’s aid in the wake of the March 11 disaster. Hosoya Yuichi, a specialist in diplomatic history, argues that the support of the United States in particular marks a significant evolution in the Japan-US alliance, and calls on Japan to develop its spirit of international cooperation further as a means of expressing gratitude for the world’s support.

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  • Hosoya Yuichi, an expert in British diplomatic history, looks at the British government’s calm, well-measured response to the nuclear power plant crisis that occurred in the wake of Japan’s devastating earthquake this March. Hosoya notes that Britain has a coherent organizational and legal framework for dealing with emergencies, something that Japan lacks.

    Calm Words from London

    Posted on 2011/05/02
    Hosoya Yuichi, an expert in British diplomatic history, looks at the British government’s calm, well-measured response to the nuclear power plant crisis that occurred in the wake of Japan’s devastating earthquake this March. Hosoya notes that Britain has a coherent organizational and legal framework for dealing with emergencies, something that Japan lacks.

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