JAPAN ECHO

THE DIVISION IN THE GOVERNMENT
Vol. 35, No. 2, Apri 2008


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FROM THE EDITOR (SHIRAISHI Takashi)

CHRONOLOGY
January – February 2008

THE DIVISION IN THE GOVERNMENT (TAKENAKA Harukata)
Tax Reform Runs into a Legislative Logjam (ABE Yasuhisa)
Gloom in Kasumigaseki (Editorial Department, RONZA)
Rethinking the Role of the Upper House (MACHIDORI Satoshi)
Don’t Turn the Clock Back (Takenaka Heizô)

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REASSESSING JAPAN’S DIPLOMATIC OPTIONS (Shiraishi Takashi)
Sino-Japanese Relations: Pursuing Mutual Benefits (FENG Zhaokui, OKABE Tatsumi)
Diplomacy for Japan as a Middle Power (SOEYA Yoshihide)

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THE SHIFTING BALANCE OF ECONOMIC POWER (Nariai Osamu)
Lessons from the Subprime Crisis (TAKEMORI Shunpei)
Japan’s Place as a Peripheral State (NISHIMURA Yoshimasa)

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SOCIAL SECURITY IN AN AGING JAPAN
Ideas for Pension Reform (KOJIMA Akira)

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LOCAL DIPLOMSCY
Saving Asia with the "One Village One Product" Movement (HIRAMATSU Morihiko)

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