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DOI: 10.1037/e544192006-001
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Status Report on GAO Review of the U.S. International Narcotics Control Program: Statement of Joseph E. Kelley, Associate Director, National Security and International Affairs Division U.S. General Accounting Office, Before the Task Force on International Narcotics Control, Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives

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“…For academic debates see:Green (2001),Smith (2019), andWaltz (2000). For policy debates see:Armacost (1996),Armitage and Nye (2007, 2012, 2000,Kelley (1989),Ozawa (1994), and Rinehart (2013).2 For example, in light of the 2016 negotiations over the renewal of cost-sharing arrangement, House representative Go Shinohara, of former Japan Innovation Party, questioned the need to increase Japan's burden during a plenary session of the Diet, arguing that Japan already bears a per capita burden rate larger than any other ally. He further inquired about the rationale behind increasing the level of HNS given Japan's increased human contributions as part of responsibility-sharing.…”
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“…For academic debates see:Green (2001),Smith (2019), andWaltz (2000). For policy debates see:Armacost (1996),Armitage and Nye (2007, 2012, 2000,Kelley (1989),Ozawa (1994), and Rinehart (2013).2 For example, in light of the 2016 negotiations over the renewal of cost-sharing arrangement, House representative Go Shinohara, of former Japan Innovation Party, questioned the need to increase Japan's burden during a plenary session of the Diet, arguing that Japan already bears a per capita burden rate larger than any other ally. He further inquired about the rationale behind increasing the level of HNS given Japan's increased human contributions as part of responsibility-sharing.…”
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“…For academic debates see: Green (2001), Smith (2019), and Waltz (2000). For policy debates see: Armacost (1996), Armitage and Nye (2007, 2012, 2000), Kelley (1989), Ozawa (1994), and Rinehart (2013). …”
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