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Stopping the Free-Fall Implications of SinoJapanese Rivalry for Regional Stability and Canadian Interests

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Jing-Dong Yuan
Centre for Non-Proliferation Studies
Monterey Institute of International Studies

Prepared for the International Security Research and Outreach Programme International Security Bureau

March 2007

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Executive Summary

• Introduction

• China Rising and Growing Sino-Japanese Mistrust

• China's Views on U.S.-Japan Alliance

• Beijing Assesses Japan's Growing Military Appetites

  • Missile Defense Cooperation and Military Integration

  • Intelligence, Satellites, and Japan's Military Space Policy

  • Japanese Debates on the Three Non-Nuclear Principles

• History, Taiwan, and Territorial Disputes

• Security Dialogues and CBMs

  • Official Exchange Visits

  • Security Dialogues

  • Ad Hoc Mechanisms and Track-II Activities

• Conclusions and Recommendations

• Canadian Interests

• Endnotes

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Date Modified:

2012-09-14