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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2011 · 9 MIN

Fellow gives personal and professional reflections on long-term impact of Japan's "triple crisis"

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In this GMF Podcast, Senior Transatlatic Fellow Joshua Walker and Asia Program Office Dhruva Jaishankar discuss the unique response of the Japanese public to the recent earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear power plant "triple crisis." The podcast includes analysis of economic repercussions, as well as long-term effects on Japanese domestic and foreign policy with key players like China and Russia.

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