ISSN 3083-5402
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2026August 05, 2026 AEST
Hedging Within the Alliance: Japan’s Emerging Strategic Autonomy in a Compressed Indo-Pacific Security Environment
Hedging Within the Alliance: Japan’s Emerging Strategic Autonomy in a Compressed Indo-Pacific Security Environment
Indo-Pacific securityJapan defense policyalliance hedgingstrategic autonomydistributed deterrencemiddle power strategycoalition securityUS–Japan alliancedeterrence theoryregional security architecture
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2026
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2026
- Beyond Indo-Pacific: Strategic Reimagination and Role Conception Across the Pacific RimEdward Sing Yue ChanAndrés Bórquez
- Hedging Within the Alliance: Japan’s Emerging Strategic Autonomy in a Compressed Indo-Pacific Security EnvironmentPeyton Mayer
- Reinterpretation or Grey-Zone Revision? Reading China’s Global Governance InitiativeYang LiTing Long
- Mapping the Silence: Cross-Lingual Asymmetries in Large Language Model Refusal and Evasion on Sensitive HistoryNisha DileepFiroz NoorbashaJordan BaillieAndre Clark GoUsman MalikSuraj PoudelJudith BishopChunmei PanScott Mann
- The Nepal Floods: Making the Case for Congruence in Policy and TechnologyBibek ChandAnupam Bhusal
Mayer, P. (2026). Hedging Within the Alliance: Japan’s Emerging Strategic Autonomy in a Compressed Indo-Pacific Security Environment. Journal of East Asia Security, 2(1), 5–8. https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.166363