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Japan as a middle power -Japanese diplomacy during the Asian Financial Crisis-
The main question of the proposed thesis is: what was the guiding principle of Japanese diplomacy during the Asian Financial Crisis (AFC) in the late 1990s and how did this principle help the countries in the region restore the Asian economy? My argument is that Japan responded to the Asian Finan...
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2015
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