Address
The Pacific Forum CSIS, with support from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, held the Sixth US-Japan Strategic Dialogue in Maui, Hawaii on Feb. 7-8, 2013. Twenty-five experts and officials and nine Pacific Forum CSIS Young Leaders from the two countries, all attending in their private capacities, examined the impact of the 2012 elections in both countries on their relationships and the alliance, compared assessments of China and North Korea, and focused on ways to strengthen extended deterrence.
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rnFor the conference report, including key findings, please see: Issues & Insights Vol. 13, No. 5.
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rnAGENDA:
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rnThursday, February 7, 2013
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Session 1: Perceptions of Current US Foreign Policy
rnUS presenter: Brad Glosserman
rnJapanese presenter: Matake Kamiya
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Session 2: Domestic Politics and the Alliance
rnJapanese presenter: Yoichi Kato
rnUS presenter: Gordon Flake
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Session 3: China after the New Leadership
rnUS presenter: Michael McDevitt
rnJapanese presenter: Komei Isozaki
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Session 4: Extended Deterrence
rnJapanese presenter: Sugio Takahashi
rnUS presenter: David Santoro
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rnFriday, February 8, 2013
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Session 5: Modernizing the Alliance: Goals, Rhetoric, Visions, Implementation
rnUS presenter: Joe Young
rnJapanese presenter: Tetsuya Ito
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Session 6: Alliance Networks: New Partnerships, Linkages (Australia, ROK)
rnJapanese presenter: Noboru Yamaguchi
rnUS presenter: Michael Urena
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Session 7: The Future of the US-Japan Alliance
rnUS presenter: Evans Revere
rnJapanese presenter: Masashi Nishihara
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