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Professor Henry Laurence Analyzes Significance of President Obama’s Japan Trip

May 26, 2016 By Leave a Comment
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Associate Professor of Government and Asian studies Henry Laurence says concerns over the revival of Japanese nationalism are overplayed, and are unlikely to be a cause for international concern.

He spoke with Bowdoin News about the importance of President Barack Obama’s historic trip to Japan, and what it could mean for relations with China.

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