Publication

14 Feb 2013

This article looks over the Sino-Japanese relations, with a particular focus at the maritime disputes that oppose the two countries. The author expresses cautious optimism, arguing that the maritime relations reflect a positive pattern of confrontation and cooperation. He further discusses the capacity of both countries to maintain the peace between them.

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Author James Manicom
Series Pacific Forum CSIS PacNet
Publisher Pacific Forum CSIS
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