Snapshot
The North is desperate for stability; why that may be impossible.
Snapshot
The longer-term impact of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami -- on Japanese domestic affairs, economics, and foreign policy -- is already a topic of major debate. Even as Japan struggles to recover, the disaster revealed deep reservoirs of strength in Japan’s economy and national character which have only grown in its wake.
Review Essay
Mar/Apr
2007
Kenneth Pyle's new book argues that a resurgence of Japan's power and purpose has Tokyo poised to play a bigger role on the international stage. Pyle is right, and it is a good thing for Washington and Asian security.
Capsule Review
May/Jun
1996
