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Kessy Clark is an MA student in Political Science at Waseda University in Tokyo, where she specializes in nuclear security and alliance politics in East Asia. She has gained experience as a student writer and has had the opportunity to present her research at multiple academic workshops in Montréal and Tokyo. Her current work focuses on the trilateral cooperation between South Korea, Japan and the Unites States and public attitudes towards the nuclear umbrella in each of these countries.
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