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,The Japanese Government’s Response to Brexit,majority was recorded, including in UK areas with substantial Japanese industrial investment. A Japanese Government paper in September 2016 argued for a withdrawal agreement that maintained frictionless UK/EU trade. Japan also views Brexit in terms of its strategic interests, reflecting the historic

橡子

The Impact of Brexit on East Asian Security: A Taiwanese Perspective,. This is arguably one of the reasons for the intense consternation at both the timing and political ramifications of Brexit, which is occurring at the very moment that Russia, and an increasingly bellicose China, are exploiting the destabilising impact of the COVID-19 pandemic to challenge Western

偏离

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The Impact of Brexit on the Relations of UK Universities with East Asia, the referendum in June 2016, the UK Government has developed a series of policies in response to Brexit while the negotiations between the UK and EU are still ongoing. This chapter assesses the likely impact of these policies on UK universities’ main activities, namely student recruitment and stude

obsession

Towards a New World Trade Order? The EU, Brexit and North-East Asia,t understate that of inward investment, which is of greater importance to the UK than to any comparable economy. The rise in this has gone in tandem with how modern manufacturing has responded to globalisation through global value chains. Bilateral and regional free trade agreements need increasingl

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Derogate

,Imagining Brexit: The UK’s China Policy After the Referendum, somewhat over time as security and normative concerns became more prominent and China policy became more contested domestically. The chapter also concludes that, for the most part, ‘non-Brexit’ factors have had the greatest impact on the UK’s China policy, in contrast to the tendency to look at eve

适宜

,The Japanese Government’s Response to Brexit,nt of February 2019. Japan will presumably want to secure additional advantages from the UK that were impossible to obtain in Japan’s negotiations with the EU. Japan has also held out the possibility of the UK’s joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership. Japan

Choreography

Brexit, Supply Chains and the Contest for Supremacy: The Case of Taiwan and the Semiconductor Indusor now, though, Taiwanese firms, especially TSMC, are such essential providers for both China and the USA, that the foundries continue to expand their relationships with both sides. Longer term, the political uncertainties risk an erosion of access to talent and availability of cross-border supply c