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Stephen Robert Nagy

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Stephen Robert Nagy is Associate Professor at the Department of Politics and International Studies, International Christian University, Tokyo.

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Stephen Robert Nagy

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Stephen Robert Nagy

Kishida’s diplomacy pushes back on seikei bunri

Okinawa’s elections expose problems with military coexistence

How Abe is losing the narrative on Japan’s new security laws

Is Japan really tilting to the right?

Opportunity in crisis: Sino-Japanese relations after the earthquake

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