No.4 August 1995
Deepening the Academic Dialogue between Japan and Asia

Editorial

Focus: Deepening the Academic Dialogue between Japan and Asia

Nakharin Mektrairat: Tall Stories: Japanese Political Studies in Thailand
Shamsul A.B. and Wendy A. Smith: The Look East Policy: Studying Japan in Malaysia
Tong Shiping: Japanese Studies in China
Zainuddin Djafar: Indonesia, Japan and the European Union
Patrick Köllner: Japanese-Korean Relations in the 1990s
Ito Peng: The East Asian States: Comparative Welfare Regimes
Wada Haruki: Review by Editor: Wada Haruki and Kondo Kuniyasu (eds.), Peresutoroika to Kaikaku Kaihô: Chû-So Hikaku Bunseki (Reforms in Post-Maoist China and Perestroika: A Comparison)

Summary: Kôza Gendai Ajia (Kôza Contemporary Asia)

Methods

Theodor Leuenberger: The Current Debate on Milieu and Innovation: Regional Industrial Development
Jonathan Lewis: An Unconsummated Marriage: Policy Networks and Two-Level Theory

Research Reports

Ann Waswo: Urban Housing in Postwar Japan
Inamoto Yonosuke: Social Science and the Kobe Earthquake
Katherine Tegtmeyer Pak: How far Kokusaika?: Possibilities Created by Immigration to Japan
Aiba Keiko: Gender Inequality in the Japanese Workplace
Jacob Park: Japanese Policy on Climate Change
Odanaka Naoki: Japanese Education Reform

Review of Government Publication

Osawa Mari: Shakai Hoshô Taisei no Sai-Kôchiku (Rebuilding The Social Security System)

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No.4 August 1995 Deepening the Academic Dialogue between Japan and Asia

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