War on the Rocks

Shinzo Abe's Legacy in Japan and on the World Stage

Aug 5, 2022

46:02

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Then There Is a South Karea Pieace

04:43

How Did a Abe Manage His Relationships With These Two Successive Us Presidents?

04:58

I Think the Whole World Was Slow Off the Gate, Right?

02:16

Introduction

4min

Abe Was a Very Thoughtful Person About Japan's National Identity

3min

Abe's First Term as Prime Minister, Was That a Good Move?

3min

The Roots of Abenomis for Japan

6min

Abe's Thinking on Collective Self Defense

2min

How Did a Abe Manage His Relationships With These Two Successive Us Presidents?

5min

Hiroshima Visit - It Was a Very Positive Step, and It Was Appreciated Deeply by Both Abe and Obama

4min

South Korea's Civil Society

1min

Then There Is a South Karea Pieace

5min

10.

Japanese Post-War Diplomacy

3min

11.

Abet: What Do You Think He'd Do With His Life?

5min

12.

I Think the Whole World Was Slow Off the Gate, Right?

2min

13.

The L De P and the L D P in Office

4min

Shinzo Abe, Japan's former prime minister, was gunned down by an assassin earlier this summer. He is credited with having paved the road to his country's far more more prominent role in global affairs. Mireya Solis of the Brookings Institution and Sheila Smith of the Council on Foreign Relations discuss Abe's story and legacy in this episode.