Reward-based or threat-based deterrence: US policy toward Japan and South Korea in comparative perspective

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Reward-based or threat-based deterrence: US policy toward Japan and South Korea in comparative perspective

Dr. Hyun Ji Rim, Visiting Scholar at the Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies | SAIS, recently published a research article in The Pacific Review. The paper titled “Reward-based or threat-based deterrence: US policy toward Japan and South Korea in comparative perspective” examines US deterrence through nonproliferation policy toward Japan and South Korea, focusing on the interplay of domestic structural circumstances, intermediaries, and credibility.

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