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Dispatch Record: The End of Japan’s Security Discount
- As the U.S. position in the Indo-Pacific faces its most critical test, the "Security Discount" Japan has enjoyed for eighty years has officially expired. From Tokyo, Hannah Klein analyzes the strategic tragedy of a fractured hegemony and the "War after the War"—the permanent price hikes hollowing out the Japanese middle class.
- Moving beyond the tactical forecasts of her nonfiction work, Hannah bridges the gap between grand strategy and the kitchen table. Plus, an update on the move to https://indopacificdispatch.com, a note on the NDAs governing her consulting work, and a preview of upcoming guest Ido Singer.
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By Hannah Klein- As the U.S. position in the Indo-Pacific faces its most critical test, the "Security Discount" Japan has enjoyed for eighty years has officially expired. From Tokyo, Hannah Klein analyzes the strategic tragedy of a fractured hegemony and the "War after the War"—the permanent price hikes hollowing out the Japanese middle class.
- Moving beyond the tactical forecasts of her nonfiction work, Hannah bridges the gap between grand strategy and the kitchen table. Plus, an update on the move to https://indopacificdispatch.com, a note on the NDAs governing her consulting work, and a preview of upcoming guest Ido Singer.