July 02, 2010

"150 Years of Amity and 50 Years of Alliance"- Day Two, Session 4: Traditional Security and Global Issues for the Alliance

The Japan Institute for International Affairs' Ambassador Yukio Satoh moderates a discussion of the global issues that affect the bilateral U.S.-Japan relationship. The panel featured Nobushige Takamizawa of Japan's Ministry of Defense, Koji Murata of Doshisha University, Patrick Cronin of CNAS, and Michael Green of CSIS.

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