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Author Archives: Aurelia George Mulgan
AURELIA GEORGE MULGAN. COVID-19 highlights Abe’s leadership failings (EAF 5.5.20)
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s leadership capacity is being called into question in relation to how he is dealing with Japan’s COVID-19 crisis.
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AURELIA MULGAN. Deja vu all over again in US–Japan trade.
From the late 1970s until the 1990s, US-Japan trade relations were marred by regular bouts of economic friction. These periods often peaked in tandem with rises in the United States’ trade deficit with Japan and ended in ‘voluntary’ Japanese concessions … Continue reading
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