U.S. Shutdown Costs Longer-Term Relations with Asia

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Northeast Asia associate Shihoko Goto discusses the longer-term impact of the U.S. government shutdown on relations with Asia.

Northeast Asia associate Shihoko Goto cautions about the longer-term consequences of the U.S. government shutdown on relations with Asia, even when Congress is able to resolve the deadlock. Read the full article featured on UPI at: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/Analysis/Outside-View/2013/10/11/US-shutdown-costs-longer-term-relations-with-Asia/UPI-61841381510953/

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Shihoko Goto

Director, Indo-Pacific Program

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