JA 29 – State and Construction in Japan: Permanent Factors Amidst Change – March 2013
Although the declining Yen seen in late December 2012 initially corresponded to a correction, the current monetary policy of competitive
7 June 2013
Although the declining Yen seen in late December 2012 initially corresponded to a correction, the current monetary policy of competitive
China’s growing defence budget is a symbol for China’s military rise. However, little is known about the state of China’s
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In November, the Chinese Communist party installed a new leadership – but did the 18th party congress also endorse a
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Relations between China and North Korea are changing. China no longer perceives North Korea as a buffer state and North
As each year in April, the new school year has begun in Japan. However, Tôdai university announced that it would
Maintaining social stability is at the core of China’s authoritarianism. An elaborated system of “social management” aims at anticipating and
In January Ma Ying-jeou was re-elected as Taiwan’s President following an election campaign that was dominated by debates on Taiwan’s
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