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Dr. Kristi Govella and Dr. Crystal Pryor address COVID-19 and Japanese Politics: EWC Webinar

The COVID-19 pandemic has dominated headlines around the world in 2020
and complicated an already tangled web of political, economic, and
security dynamics in the Asian region. The webinar addressed recent
developments in Japan’s domestic affairs as well as its external
diplomacy, including questions such as: How has COVID-19 affected
Japanese politics and the outlook for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe? Have
there been significant shifts in Japanese foreign economic and
security policy during the pandemic, or do we see more continuity than
change?

The Asian Studies Program’s Dr. Kristi Govella addressed these issues in conversation with Dr. Crystal Pryor, Director of Non-Proliferation, Technology, and Fellowships at Pacific Forum.

The July 1 webinar, hosted by the East-West Center and co-sponsored by the Center for Japanese Studies, is available to view here:

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