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Beyond Transatlantic Exceptionalism: Prospects of Western–Japanese Coordination on Human Rights Sanctions

Sasha Erskine

7 May 202113 Minute Read

Courtesy of Anton Balazh

Japan has become the latest country to pursue the introduction of a human rights-focused sanctions regime. Will the arrival of a new player in the human rights sanctions field lead to closer coordination with existing regimes?

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Sanctions

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Asia and the Pacific
Japan

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Centre for Finance and Security

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Sanctions, State Threats and Economic Security

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Sasha Erskine

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Beyond Transatlantic Exceptionalism: Prospects of Western–Japanese Coordination on Human Rights Sanctions

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WRITTEN BY

Sasha Erskine

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