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The U.S.-Japan Alliance

Realizing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific

Ken Jimbo, Christopher B. Johnstone, Kristen Gunness, Emily Cloke, Francis Maynard S. Maleon, Zaib Shaikh, Kenko Sone, Howard J. Shatz, Shihoko Goto, Kunihiko Shinoda, et al.

ResearchPublished Aug 12, 2024

RAND, Japan House Los Angeles, and Japan's Consulate General of Los Angeles hosted an event to explore such questions as "How do American and Japanese experts assess their countries' free and open Indo-Pacific strategies?" "How are regional states pursuing their own strategic engagement?" and "How might the situation evolve moving forward?" This conference gathered U.S. and Japanese specialists along with representatives of other countries.

This series of three videos records the proceedings of the conference:

Panel 1

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Diplomatic Roundtable

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Closing Remarks

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Jimbo, Ken, Christopher B. Johnstone, Kristen Gunness, Emily Cloke, Francis Maynard S. Maleon, Zaib Shaikh, Kenko Sone, Howard J. Shatz, Shihoko Goto, Kunihiko Shinoda, and Jeffrey W. Hornung, The U.S.-Japan Alliance: Realizing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific, RAND Corporation, CF-A2839-2, 2024. As of September 4, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CFA2839-2.html
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Jimbo, Ken, Christopher B. Johnstone, Kristen Gunness, Emily Cloke, Francis Maynard S. Maleon, Zaib Shaikh, Kenko Sone, Howard J. Shatz, Shihoko Goto, Kunihiko Shinoda, and Jeffrey W. Hornung, The U.S.-Japan Alliance: Realizing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2024. https://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CFA2839-2.html.
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