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An Alliance Larger Than One Issue
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Joseph Nye, Jr. calls for a more patient approach from the Americans with Prime Minister Hatoyama of Japan on the Okinawa military base issue. He says Hatoyama faces pressure from within his own coalition and from Okinawans concerned about their future.
The new administration of Yukio Hatoyama of the Democratic Party in Japan.
03/15/2009
A major postwar shift away from the Liberal Democratic Party to the Democratic Party of Japan and to a younger generation of politicians.
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A new strategy of having bases in different parts of the Pacific region and reducing the presence in Okinawa. The people of Okinawa favor a smaller U.S. footprint and oppose any new bases.
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Resignation of Japan's Hatoyama on the Okinawa issue and the Obama administration.
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Senior foreign policy expert Joseph Nye, Jr. called for patient approach to Japanese Premier Hatoyama on the Oknawa issue. This did not happen as Obama kept Hatoyama at arms-length and no compromise was reached. The implications of all this as the Democratic party is still only 8 months in office.
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