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Yukio Hatoyama

Japan, LLP

Robert Madsen
Richard J. Samuels
| Apr 20, 2010
Tokyo has by turns been seen as a promising newcomer, an evil enemy, a dedicated junior partner, a serious economic and technological threat, and now a strategic disappointment. This attitude is detrimental to Washington and Tokyo alike.

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