An alignment of international structure, domestic institutions, and security norms after 9/11 permits Japan to change in unprecedented ways. New external threats and U.S. encouragement are speeding the pace, but caution is advised.

Keywords:
Japanese security policy, Japanese foreign policy, U.S.-Japan relations, Northeast Asian security
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