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US-Japan Alliance Resiliency Amid Risks

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Dr. Daniel Aldrich and Ms. Lei Nishiuwatoko, Professor of Political Science at Northeastern University and M.S. Candidate at Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, respectfully, explain that “[t]he United States and Japan are uniquely positioned to mitigate the existential risk of climate change” and explore how “further policy alignment on the possession and stockpile of nuclear materials… would further strengthen the alliance.”

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