(6 Nov 2024)
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Tokyo, Japan – 6 November 2024
1. Various of Temple University’s Japan Campus in Tokyo holding US election watch party
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Nadeau, assistant professor International Affairs and Political Science at Temple University’s Japan campus:
“(Donald Trump) He has a very different style of governance compared to Joe Biden and what Kamala Harris almost certainly would have brought to the table. He has a different perspective on economic relations, preference towards tariffs. He has a different perspective on general security, on defense issues in the region. For Trump, a lot of these things are transactional. And that’s not to say necessarily that he’s going to abandon US allies in Asia, but he’s going to want a little bit more and he’s going to want to shake things up in the hope that he can extract additional concessions.”
3. Nadeau moderating the watch party, standing in front of screen showing projected win for Donald Trump in state of Georgia
4. Various of students at watch party
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Nadeau, assistant professor International Affairs and Political Science at Temple University’s Japan campus:
(Regarding Trump role in Asia Pacific, global stage)
“But it is not going to be an alliance-driven framework. It is not going to be a multilateral-driven framework like you saw from the Biden administration and what you saw from the Harris administration. It’s going to be a series of one-on-one conversations with different partner countries: ‘What can you do for us? Look at what we’re already doing for you. Pay up or we’re gone.’ And I think that fundamental premise is what’s going to guide his relations, whether that’s in Ukraine, whether that’s in Taiwan, whether that’s China. Take your pick.”
6. Various of student looking at result projection map on laptop, listening to Nadeau
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Nadeau, assistant professor International Affairs and Political Science at Temple University’s Japan campus:
“But one thing that does make me nervous about Trump vis-a-vis the Taiwan Strait is his reliance on unpredictability, his reliance on being something of a chaotic actor in a situation that is finely balanced, that requires a profound reading of very subtle signals between Taiwan, between the United States, between China.”
8. Various of watch party
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Nadeau, assistant professor International Affairs and Political Science at Temple University’s Japan campus:
“So you think about gray zone situations in particular, that’s a very subtle form of communication between the parties involved. And I don’t know if Donald Trump can understand the conversation that’s being had. And if he wants to have an entirely different conversation, I think that could lead to, you know, really disastrous consequences.”
10. SOUNDBITE (Japanese), Seita Hakoda, 19, student at the Japan Campus of Temple University:
"Japan has a strong relationship with the United States. For example, in terms of defense, security, the Japanese stock market, there are many strong connections with the US. So, I think the result of this election is really important for Japan.”
11. Various of students at watch party
12. SOUNDBITE (Japanese), Seita Hakoda, 19, student at the Japan Campus of Temple University:
“Especially as Trump has said he would impose very strong tariffs on things coming from foreign countries, imports. So I think Japan’s export-based industries may face a very tough situation."
13. Various of students at the watch party
16. Various of students at watch party
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