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Masashi Murano

Japan Chair Fellow

Masashi Murano

Areas of Expertise

Masashi Murano is a Japan Chair Fellow at Hudson Institute. His research areas include U.S.-Japan defense cooperation and nuclear/conventional deterrence analysis. Prior to joining Hudson, he was a Fellow at the Okazaki Institute (a Tokyo-based think tank). Masashi received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Takushoku University in Tokyo, pursuing undergraduate work in Asia-Pacific studies and graduate work in security studies.

Events

U.S. Space Strategy and Indo-Pacific Cooperation

U.S. Space Strategy and Indo-Pacific Cooperation

13 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters
Listen Read Watch

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The Japan-US Alliance in a Post-INF World: Building an Effective Deterrent in the Western Pacific nippon.com

Weekend Reads: The Most Vulnerable Frontier

Ensuring Indo-Pacific Security Post INF RealClear Defense

All Transcripts

Transcript: U.S. Space Strategy and Indo-Pacific Cooperation

Media Coverage

Masashi Murano was mentioned in USNI about the presence of Chinese Coast Guard vessels in the East China Sea and Japan’s ability to deter growing Chinese influence.

Masashi Murano is quoted in VOA Korea on the U.S.-Japan alliance and military operations between the two countries.