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DESCRIPTION:Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are vying for the White House 
 in one of the most tumultuous presidential elections in living memory. It 
 leaves America at a crossroads\, raising profound questions about the futu
 re of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal\, global investment\, U.S. 
 military commitments in Asia\, and China&rsquo\;s influence in the South C
 hina Sea. Clinton brings the foreign policy experience of a former secreta
 ry of state\, while Trump&rsquo\;s call to recast America&rsquo\;s positio
 n in the world is resonating with many voters. The stakes for relations be
 tween Tokyo and Washington could not be higher. In this discussion\, speak
 ers debate what the presidential election will mean for U.S. ties with Jap
 an and the rest of Asia.&nbsp\;\n<strong>Panelists:&nbsp\;</strong>\n<stro
 ng>Kent Calder</strong>\, Director\, Reischauer Center for East Asian Stud
 ies\, SAIS/Johns Hopkins University\; former Special Advisor to the U.S. A
 mbassador to Japan\n<strong>Takashi Imamura</strong>\, Senior Vice Preside
 nt &amp\; General Manager\, Marubeni America Corporation\, Washington Offi
 ce\n<strong>Torkel Patterson</strong>\, Member of the Board\, Central Japa
 n Railway Company\; former Special Assistant to the President\, former Sen
 ior Director Asia\, Deputy Assistant Secretary for South Asia\, U.S. Depar
 tment of State\n<strong>\nModerator:\nBarney Jopson</strong>\, U.S. Policy
  Correspondent\,&nbsp\;<em>Financial Times</em>\n<strong>Agenda</strong>\n
 9&ndash\;9:30 AM &nbsp\;&nbsp\; &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
 &nbsp\; &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Registrat
 ion &amp\; Buffet Breakfast&nbsp\;\n9:30&ndash\;11:30 AM &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &
 nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\;&nbsp\; Panel Discussion and Q&amp\;A\n11:30
  AM&ndash\;12:30 PM &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Networking Reception\n<st
 rong>Admission:&nbsp\;</strong>This is a free event. However\, you must re
 gister in advance in order to confirm your seat for the lecture. Seating i
 s available on a first come\, first served basis.&nbsp\;\nFor more informa
 tion\, please contact the Business &amp\;&nbsp\;Policy Program at 212-715-
 1208 or email&nbsp\;<a href="http://mailto:register@japansociety.org/">reg
 ister@japansociety.org</a>.\nCo-organized by Nikkei America.\n\n
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SUMMARY:U.S.-Japan Relations: The 2016 Presidential Election &amp\; Beyond
URL:/en/events/2016/10/07/us-japan-relations-the-2016-presidential-electi/
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