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China
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Competition Policy
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Cyberwar
- Cyberjapan:
Technology, Policy & Society (May 1996),
JIAP Conference Proceedings from the Third Annual Japan
Documentation Center Library of Congress workshop, May 31,
1996. Topics covered include: Ministerial Politics and Telecommunications
Policy; New Markets and International Competition; Japan
and the Global Information Infrastructure; Business Plans,
Technology Policy and Deregulation; Japan's New InfoSociety
and "Netizens." See Events
Page.
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Deregulation
- Japanese
Deregulation: What You Should Know (April 1997),
full conference proceedings, 4/4/02. Includes: scholarly
papers with keynote addresses by Stuart Chemtob (Justice
Department) and Alan Larsen (State Department). Chapters
include: Politics and International Implications of Japanese
Deregulation, Will Deregulation Open Japan's Markets? Financial
Market and Consumers Goods, Deregulating Japan's Health
Care Industries: Focus on the Pharmaceutical Industry, How
Deregulation Will Affect Japanese Corporate Governance,
Deregulating Japan's High Technology Industries: Software
and Telecommunications, and a Directory of Information Sources
on Japanese Deregulation and Financial Reform. See Events
Page.
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Energy
- Japanese
Nuclear Energy Policy And Public Opinion, by Mindy
L. Kotler and Ian T. Hillman (Japan Information Access Project),
05/2000. A JIAP Working paper produced for the Rice University's
James A. Baker III Institute's program on "East
Asian Energy Markets and Energy Cooperation in Northeast
Asia."
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Intellectual Property Rights
- A
Guide to Japan's Patent System (Preface
and Table
of Contents),
6/95, Detailed overview of Japan's patent system and recent
changes to Japanese patent law. Chapters include: Characteristics
of Japanese Patent Documents, Differences Between the U.S.
and Japanese Patent Systems, Difficulties in Working with
the Japanese Patent System, Commissioning and Evaluating
a Patent Translation, Searching and Retrieving Japanese
Patent Information, and a Directory of Information Sources
and Contacts on Japanese Intellectual Property.
- Patent
Politics Between the U.S. and Japan - Symposium Proceedings,
10/93. Selected documents include the U.S. Patent and Trademarks
Office Commissioner Bruce Lehman's speech, the Executive
Summary of the General Accounting Offices' Intellectual
Property Rights--U.S. Companies Patent Experiences in Japan,
Comments of the Japan Patent Association on the GAO Report,
Software Patents in Japan by Dr. David Kahaner (ONR), and
Backgrounders on the Japan Patent Association, the Japan
Patent Attorneys Association, the Institute of Intellectual
Property, and the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation.
Also includes comparison charts of patent document delivery
services and databases and a 30-page directory of resources.
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Japan-Economy
- Fixing
Japan's Economy, Proceedings for JIAP Symposium
in cooperation with Japan-US Friendship Commission, East-West
Center, University of Hawaii, and The European Institute
of Japanese Studies, 4/08/2002. See Events
page
With Following Contributions:
 Japan's
Financial Crisis: Priorities for Policymakers by Anil
Kashyap (University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business)
Economic
Reform in Japan: Why It Happens, Why It Doesn't by Sumner
La Croix (University of Hawaii, East-West Center)
What
Can Japan Learn from the Swedish Crisis in the 1990s?
by Magnus Blomström (Stockholm School of Economics, European
Institute of Japanese Studies)
Japanese
Labor Market Reform, Why Is It So Difficult? by Hiroshi
Ono (Stockholm School of Economics, European Institute of
Japanese Studies)
Japan's
Industry Associations: Reconsidering Business Relations
by Jay Tate (University of California, Berkeley)
Impediments
to Growth in Japan, by R. Glenn Hubbard (Chairman,
Council of Economic Advisers), 4/08/02. Keynote address
- Asia's
Financial Crisis and Japan by Professor Thomas F.
Cargill (Department of Economics, University of Nevada)
10/15/97. JIAP Working for a Japan-US Friendship Commission
sponsored forum. See Events
page.
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Japan-Politics
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Is
Japan Changing? 'Permeable Insulation' In Japan's Political
Economy: How Politics Undermine Economic Reform in Japan,
Ulrike Schaede (Graduate School of International Relations
and Pacific Studies, University of California at San Diego),
6/8/01. JIAP Working Paper for conference, "How Politics
Undermine Economic Reform in Japan," See Events
page.
- Civil
Society and its Regulators, Non-Profit Organizations in
Japan, by Robert Pekkannen (Ph.D. candidate in political
science and Academy Scholar at Harvard University), 4/24/01.
JIAP Working Paper for conference, in cooperation with the
Japan-US Friendship Commission, "Energizing Japanese
Politics: New Tools for Citizen Participation,"
See Events page.
- Changing
the Guard in the Provinces, A New Platform for Hard Times,
by Larry Repeta (Founding director of the Information Clearinghouse
Japan, and director of the Japan Civil Liberties Union),
4/24/01. JIAP Working Paper for conference, in cooperation
with the Japan-US Friendship Commission, "Energizing
Japanese Politics: New Tools for Citizen Participation,"
See Events page.
- New
Tools for Public Participation in the Japanese Regulatory
System,
by Jean Grier (International Trade Administration, US Department
of Commerce), 4/24/01. Working Paper for conference, in
cooperation with the Japan-US Friendship Commission, "Energizing
Japanese Politics: New Tools for Citizen Participation,"
See Events page.
- Japan's
June 25th Elections, Understanding the Results
Conference proceedings for JIAP Symposium in cooperation
with the Japan-US Friendship Commission, 6/28/00. Speakers:
Ray Christensen (Brigham Young University; Author: Ending
the LDP Hegemony: Party Cooperation in Japan, University
of Hawaii Press, 2000); Mike Mochizuki (George Washington
University); Mike Green (Council on Foreign Relations);
Yoichi Kato (Asahi Shimbun). Includes: speaker biographies,
event transcript, and a resource guide on Japanese politics.
See Events Page.
- Japan's
Flawed Antitrust Regime by Dr. Michael Beeman (Reischauer
Center for East Asian Studies at the Nitze School of Advanced
International Studies, Johns Hopkins University) 10/28/99.
JIAP Working Paper for Japan-US Friendship Commission sponsored
program. See Events
Page.
- Japanese Public
Policy Perspectives and Resources
Proceedings from the Second Annual Japan Documentation Center
workshop, 04/1995. Topics covered include: Introduction
to the Importance and Art of Understanding Japanese Public
Policy Information and Documentation; International Relations,
Global Partnership and Security Policy; Trade and Economic
Policies; and The Role of the Ministries and Agencies, Trade
Associations, Nonprofits and Cartels; and Politicians and
Journalists in Policymaking.
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Japan-Science & Technology
- Technical Requirements
for Accessing Japanese Information: Problems and Solutions
Proceedings
from the First Annual Japan Documentation Center workshop,
03/1994. Topics discussed include: Understanding the Needs
for Japanese-language Information; Japanese Programming
Solutions: Coding & Character Sets; Japanese Electronic
Media; Japanese Software Solutions; and Networking
- How to Locate
and Acquire Japanese Scientific and Technical Information.
Proceedings
of 03/1993 JICST/NTIS
conference. Complete papers of Japanese and American government
officials, information experts, and industry experts. Includes
20-page directory of information sources.
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JIAP Observations
2006
Unrequited
Responsibility: Japan and Iran, 01/16/2006
2005
2003
Toward
an "Asian" North Korea, 03/07/2003
The
Next Step in Getting The Dear Leader To The Table?,
01/31/2003
Science
and Technology: Japan's Overlooked Engine of Growth,
01/24/2003
If
Bush's Korea Policy Fails: A New Security. Arrangement
in
Asia?, 01/17/2003
What's
In and Out for the Northeast Asia Policy Watcher, 01/06/2003
Dialogue
with Mr. Warwick McKibbin, 01/06/2003
2002
Brookings
to JIAP Director, Oh #$*! You Lady , 12/12/2002
The
Brookings Institution and the Study of Japan , November
27th, 2002
MacArthur's
Lesson , 11/01/02
Who
Will Lose North Korea, 10/17/2002
"Well,
I Haven't Time to Tell Ya": Small Hearted Japan,
10/12/2002
Thinking
Deep Inside the Box: The Armitage Report Two Years Later,
10/11/2002
April
Is the Cruelest Month, 04/12/2002
Ides
of March, 03/08/2002
Switzerland
Enters the UN,
03/01/2002
The
Accidental Tourist, 02/15/2002
2001
Two
Princess Politics, 12/07/2001
Japan's
"Gangsta" Economy, 10/19/2001
Enough
Already With High Noon , October 17th, 2001
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Korea
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Morse
Target
- Morse
Target 2001: Washington's Movers and Shakers on Japan
(Click
here for Report, Click
here for Target) by Dr. Ronald A Morse (Professor of
Economics and Business Administration at Reitaku University
in Tokyo), 3/15/01. Identifies the key Japanese players
shaping Tokyo's policy toward America in the new Bush Administration.
- 1998 Morse
Target©: Movers and Shakers on Japan
(Click
here for report text) by Ronald A. Morse (Professor
of Economics and Business Administration at Reitaku University
in Tokyo), 6/98. A JIAP Special Report identifying the key
Japanese players shaping Tokyo's policy toward America in
the Clinton Administration.
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Steel
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Telecom
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US-Japan Relations
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