Title American views toward US-Japan relations and Asia-Pacific security / Karl Friedhoff, Craig Kafura

Published [Chicago] : Chicago Council on Global Affairs, 2018 ©2018

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Description 1 online resource (12 pages) : illustrations Summary At a time when the Asia-Pacific faces an uncertain future, the resiliency of the Japan alliance is increasingly important. As the United States seems to willfully withdraw from its leadership position in the region, China is keen to step in and fill this void. This has put much of the region on edge, especially as North Korea continues to rapidly work towards achieving a credible ICBM and advanced nuclear weapons program. How do Americans view these changes and how do they affect attitudes towards the US-Japan alliance? Notes Online resource; title from PDF cover page (Chicago Council, viewed July 27, 2018) Subject Security, International -- Pacific Area -- Public opinion Security, International -- Public opinion. SUBJECT United States -- Foreign relations -- Japan -- Public opinion United States -- Foreign relations -- Pacific Area -- Public opinion Subject Japan. Pacific Area. United States. Form Electronic book Author Kafura, Craig, author Chicago Council on Global Affairs, publisher.

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