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Lessons for Tokyo from the malaise of 1980s Britain

The situation feels familiar. The casus belli is a little-known group of islands. The country in possession is perceived, not least by itself, as being in long-term economic decline. The claimant considers the islands to be a symbol of national humiliation stretching back into the 19th century.

Like Argentina in 1982, China is ruled by an unelected cabal at the apex of an organisation designed for a bygone era. Like Britain,

Japan is an ally of the US and unsure how much support to expect from its superpower friend.

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