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NEW ISSUE of Asia Policy explores how states are responding to evolving security challenges and emerging technological and economic imperatives. www.nbr.org/publication/... #maritimesecurity #deepseamining #semiconductors #Japan #ROK #China #Vietnam #TheQuad #trilateralism #Asia
Delighted that my new article '‘Thickening the Pipe’: Britain, Trilateralism and Japan in the 1970s' with The International History Review has been published today.
It's Open Access thanks to King's College London so please do have a look if you're interested.
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It's Open Access thanks to King's College London so please do have a look if you're interested.
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
‘Thickening the Pipe’: Britain, Trilateralism and Japan in the 1970s
In the early 1970s, the West was at a crossroads. The combination of a less reliable United States, global oil crisis, détente, and rising new powers all shook the foundations of the post-1945 orde...
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September 29, 2026 at 8:56 AM
Delighted that my new article '‘Thickening the Pipe’: Britain, Trilateralism and Japan in the 1970s' with The International History Review has been published today.
It's Open Access thanks to King's College London so please do have a look if you're interested.
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
It's Open Access thanks to King's College London so please do have a look if you're interested.
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Damn - me and the boys were gonna go out and do some postmodern trilateralism this weekend.
September 11, 2026 at 12:52 AM
Damn - me and the boys were gonna go out and do some postmodern trilateralism this weekend.
🎥 ICYMI: The Future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan Trilateralism
Watch our discussion featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Full video: https://keia.org/event/evaluating-the-future-of-u-s-south-korea-japan-trilateralism/
Watch our discussion featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Full video: https://keia.org/event/evaluating-the-future-of-u-s-south-korea-japan-trilateralism/
August 27, 2026 at 8:00 PM
🎥 ICYMI: The Future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan Trilateralism
Watch our discussion featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Full video: https://keia.org/event/evaluating-the-future-of-u-s-south-korea-japan-trilateralism/
Watch our discussion featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Full video: https://keia.org/event/evaluating-the-future-of-u-s-south-korea-japan-trilateralism/
🔴 We're live!
Join our discussion on the future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
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Join our discussion on the future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Watch now: https://youtube.com/live/w2K72bRF550?feature=share
Evaluating the Future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan Trilateralism
YouTube video by Korea Economic Institute of America
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August 25, 2026 at 1:50 PM
🔴 We're live!
Join our discussion on the future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Watch now: https://youtube.com/live/w2K72bRF550?feature=share
Join our discussion on the future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation featuring Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner, moderated by Arius Derr.
📺 Watch now: https://youtube.com/live/w2K72bRF550?feature=share
📅 Join us tomorrow!
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand? Hear from Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
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Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand? Hear from Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Evaluating the Future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan Trilateralism - Korea Economic Institute of America
Join KEI on the third anniversary of the summit for a discussion of what the trilateral framework has institutionalized, where cooperation has stalled, and what its next three years require.
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August 24, 2026 at 1:00 PM
📅 Join us tomorrow!
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand? Hear from Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand? Hear from Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
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📅 Join us next week!
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand?
Join Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner for a discussion on the future of trilateral cooperation.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand?
Join Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner for a discussion on the future of trilateral cooperation.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Evaluating the Future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan Trilateralism - Korea Economic Institute of America
Join KEI on the third anniversary of the summit for a discussion of what the trilateral framework has institutionalized, where cooperation has stalled, and what its next three years require.
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August 19, 2026 at 7:00 PM
📅 Join us next week!
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand?
Join Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner for a discussion on the future of trilateral cooperation.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
🔗 https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-South Korea-Japan trilateral cooperation stand?
Join Eun A Jo, Ayumi Teraoka, and Bruce Klingner for a discussion on the future of trilateral cooperation.
🗓️ Aug. 25 | 10–11 AM ET
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📢 Event | The Future of U.S.-ROK-Japan Trilateral Cooperation
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral cooperation go from here? 🤝🌏
Join KEI for a discussion on the future of the trilateral framework.
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Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral cooperation go from here? 🤝🌏
Join KEI for a discussion on the future of the trilateral framework.
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Evaluating the Future of U.S.-South Korea-Japan Trilateralism - Korea Economic Institute of America
Join KEI on the third anniversary of the summit for a discussion of what the trilateral framework has institutionalized, where cooperation has stalled, and what its next three years require.
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August 17, 2026 at 1:24 PM
📢 Event | The Future of U.S.-ROK-Japan Trilateral Cooperation
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral cooperation go from here? 🤝🌏
Join KEI for a discussion on the future of the trilateral framework.
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Three years after the Camp David Summit, where does U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral cooperation go from here? 🤝🌏
Join KEI for a discussion on the future of the trilateral framework.
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/4gkp8xK
Trilateralism quietly removed in the update
August 2, 2026 at 8:12 PM
Trilateralism quietly removed in the update
JD Vance is the Oligarchy. They don't want trilateralism. They want to win.
January 7, 2026 at 3:55 AM
JD Vance is the Oligarchy. They don't want trilateralism. They want to win.
First Christmas themed hot chocolate of the season. A strong partner to researching Trilateralism.
November 29, 2023 at 2:33 PM
First Christmas themed hot chocolate of the season. A strong partner to researching Trilateralism.
But this incident will have serious consequences for the future of all the security initiatives taken under Yoon's leadership.
Can his fondness for trilateralism, Camp David, and trying to unify NK by absorption -- all Yoon initiatives -- last now? I don't think so.
Can his fondness for trilateralism, Camp David, and trying to unify NK by absorption -- all Yoon initiatives -- last now? I don't think so.
December 4, 2024 at 12:58 AM
But this incident will have serious consequences for the future of all the security initiatives taken under Yoon's leadership.
Can his fondness for trilateralism, Camp David, and trying to unify NK by absorption -- all Yoon initiatives -- last now? I don't think so.
Can his fondness for trilateralism, Camp David, and trying to unify NK by absorption -- all Yoon initiatives -- last now? I don't think so.
60th anniversary of Korea-Japan diplomatic relations today. What's next?
As both nations navigate history and geopolitics, U.S.–Japan–Korea trilateralism is more vital than ever.
@korea.csis.org’s recent conference tackled these issues head-on. Catch the key insights here
As both nations navigate history and geopolitics, U.S.–Japan–Korea trilateralism is more vital than ever.
@korea.csis.org’s recent conference tackled these issues head-on. Catch the key insights here
AM Session | Looking Forward: The Future of United States-Japan-Korea Trilateral Relations
There are no three allies in the world today that share more common interests and values than Washington, Tokyo, and Seoul to manage the challenges to global...
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June 22, 2025 at 4:00 PM
60th anniversary of Korea-Japan diplomatic relations today. What's next?
As both nations navigate history and geopolitics, U.S.–Japan–Korea trilateralism is more vital than ever.
@korea.csis.org’s recent conference tackled these issues head-on. Catch the key insights here
As both nations navigate history and geopolitics, U.S.–Japan–Korea trilateralism is more vital than ever.
@korea.csis.org’s recent conference tackled these issues head-on. Catch the key insights here
@eunajo.bsky.social: Despite some movement under previous president Yoon toward stronger foreign policy ties, public support for trilateralism remains low among progressives. Ironically, a progressive president may be better positioned to advance cooperation without facing historical backlash.
June 18, 2025 at 5:54 PM
@eunajo.bsky.social: Despite some movement under previous president Yoon toward stronger foreign policy ties, public support for trilateralism remains low among progressives. Ironically, a progressive president may be better positioned to advance cooperation without facing historical backlash.
@eunajo.bsky.social: A key constraint on trilateralism is not just activity but direction. While broad public support exists, deeper policy debates reveal skepticism, especially in South Korea. Building domestic consensus will be essential to shaping a sustainable path forward.
June 18, 2025 at 5:52 PM
@eunajo.bsky.social: A key constraint on trilateralism is not just activity but direction. While broad public support exists, deeper policy debates reveal skepticism, especially in South Korea. Building domestic consensus will be essential to shaping a sustainable path forward.
Kurt Campbell: We need leaders who show empathy and humanity—not just legal or political caution. When leaders treat each other as partners, public opinion shifts. This is no longer U.S.-led; trilateralism is now truly three-way and dynamic.
June 18, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Kurt Campbell: We need leaders who show empathy and humanity—not just legal or political caution. When leaders treat each other as partners, public opinion shifts. This is no longer U.S.-led; trilateralism is now truly three-way and dynamic.
@myhlee.bsky.social: The U.S. messaging may be a subtle warning to Seoul—South Korea is now the perceived “weak link” in trilateral ties. But with Trump’s skepticism of multilateralism and past dismissals of Japan-ROK issues, the real test will be how he treats trilateralism in practice.
June 5, 2025 at 2:11 PM
@myhlee.bsky.social: The U.S. messaging may be a subtle warning to Seoul—South Korea is now the perceived “weak link” in trilateral ties. But with Trump’s skepticism of multilateralism and past dismissals of Japan-ROK issues, the real test will be how he treats trilateralism in practice.
Michael Green: Beijing calls trilateralism a “mini NATO”—and while there’s no collective security treaty, these federated bilateral ties increasingly resemble one in practice. Defense drills, intel sharing, production links won’t stop—because the PLA isn’t stopping either.
April 7, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Michael Green: Beijing calls trilateralism a “mini NATO”—and while there’s no collective security treaty, these federated bilateral ties increasingly resemble one in practice. Defense drills, intel sharing, production links won’t stop—because the PLA isn’t stopping either.
Michael Green: Japan plays a key role in backing Korea in DC. From blocking Carter’s withdrawal to pushing Trump to stay in Korea, Japanese leaders have quietly upheld trilateralism—even when Seoul-Tokyo ties were rocky. Their influence remains crucial in Washington today.
April 7, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Michael Green: Japan plays a key role in backing Korea in DC. From blocking Carter’s withdrawal to pushing Trump to stay in Korea, Japanese leaders have quietly upheld trilateralism—even when Seoul-Tokyo ties were rocky. Their influence remains crucial in Washington today.
Michael Green: Trump dismissed trilateralism—saw everything as leverage, not strategy. If senior officials skip trilateral summits, it could signal they don’t see Korea as part of the China team. That view, narrowing partners to just Japan, Australia, Philippines, is risky.
April 7, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Michael Green: Trump dismissed trilateralism—saw everything as leverage, not strategy. If senior officials skip trilateral summits, it could signal they don’t see Korea as part of the China team. That view, narrowing partners to just Japan, Australia, Philippines, is risky.
Michael Green: Trilateralism used to face resistance—some in State thought it was too provocative to China or a roadblock with DPRK. Even during Bush & Obama years, it was controversial. But today, Indo-PACOM, USFK, and most of State and Defense are all in. That unity matters.
April 7, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Michael Green: Trilateralism used to face resistance—some in State thought it was too provocative to China or a roadblock with DPRK. Even during Bush & Obama years, it was controversial. But today, Indo-PACOM, USFK, and most of State and Defense are all in. That unity matters.
Michael Green: Back then, trilateralism was seen as too complicated. The U.S. traditionally operated through bilateral relationships, and critics in the government argued it was too provocative toward China and hindered diplomatic progress with North Korea.
April 7, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Michael Green: Back then, trilateralism was seen as too complicated. The U.S. traditionally operated through bilateral relationships, and critics in the government argued it was too provocative toward China and hindered diplomatic progress with North Korea.
Michael Green highlights that, until Camp David, the high watermark of trilateralism was likely the 1998 Kim Dae-jung–Obuchi Summit, which marked the most significant reconciliation between Japan and Korea.
April 7, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Michael Green highlights that, until Camp David, the high watermark of trilateralism was likely the 1998 Kim Dae-jung–Obuchi Summit, which marked the most significant reconciliation between Japan and Korea.
Michael Green's recommendation (1/2): I’d push for institutionalizing the Camp David vision—making trilateralism durable beyond any one administration. Rubio, Hegseth, Waltz, Indo-PACOM, and U.S. Forces Korea all seem aligned. Now’s the time to lock it in.
April 2, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Michael Green's recommendation (1/2): I’d push for institutionalizing the Camp David vision—making trilateralism durable beyond any one administration. Rubio, Hegseth, Waltz, Indo-PACOM, and U.S. Forces Korea all seem aligned. Now’s the time to lock it in.