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Japan’s New Arms Export Policies: More than Just Defence Procurement
RUSI Newsbrief, 26 November 2014Defence Management
Increasingly relaxed arms export rules and stronger engagement with international diplomatic heavyweights signal a fundamental shift in Japan’s foreign policy
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