The rise of China is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable aspects of recent history in Asia. With the consequent changes in the regional balance of power, what are the options for Japanese diplomacy, and what are the security implications for East Asia?
G1 Global Conference 2011
Breakout Panel Session I-A: Changing Balance of Power in Asia
Panelists
Philip Bowring, Columnist for the International Herald Tribune
Robert Luke, Minister-Counselor for Political Affairs at U.S. Embassy Tokyo
Hitoshi Tanaka, Chairman of the Institute for International Strategy, Japan Research Institute, Ltd
Moderator
Yoshito Hori, President, GLOBIS University, Managing Partner, GLOBIS Capital Partners
Changing Balance of Power in Asia, Part 2
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