The role of Japan in the integration of associations of the Asia-Pacific region on the example of ASEAN + 3
Journal Title: Politicus - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue
Abstract
We have considered Japan’s foreign policy vector of integration and its participation in integration associations of Asia-Pacific region, ASEAN+3 in particular; Japan’s main objective of cooperation in the framework of ASEAN+3 and main problems of regional leadership implementation objectives that need to be solved. Prospects of Japan’s integrational approaches.
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Ю. В Константинова, А. Ю Набока
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