Japanese Foreign Investment in East Asia 
.... findings of this research are presented in the following discussions: (1) an overview of
Japanese DFI; (2) economic growth in East
Asia; (3)
Japanese DFI policy ....
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Japanese Security Relations in Post-Cold War Era
.... New York: ME Sharpe. Asada, M. (1988, May). Confidence-building measures in East
Asia: A
Japanese perspective. Asian Survey, 28, 489-508. Levin, N. (1993). ....
(1720
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Loyalty of Japanese People to Their Emperor
.... This argument was a justification for
Japanese supremacy in
Asia, simply because Japan's history and cultural nature allowed it to be the only country capable ....
(1546
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US-Japanese Relations
.... being arrested for sex attacks on
Japanese children does not especially encourage the idea that US and
Japanese political interests in
Asia will always coincide ....
(2222
9
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Growing Import of Asia in World Economy
.... economic thought because Japan had been so successful and then decided that the
Japanese were on the wrong track as soon as economic problems affected
Asia. ....
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Confucian Tradition in East Asia The purpose of this rese
....
Japanese history. So was the intense
Japanese nationalism enacted in the twentieth century across much of
Asia. In this connection ....
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Western Popular Music Influence in Asia
.... Another major influence in
Asia is
Japanese karaoke, which often uses Western music as its "performance." Cohen, Margot. "Indonesia ....
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Dance in Asia
.... in the United States at that time, it was a primary image in many parts of
Asia. .... art forms of Japan and has been at the center of the
Japanese aesthetic for ....
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Tourism in Asia Tourism is an industry that many cou
.... Tokyo Disneyland has proven exceptionally popular both with
Japanese visitors and with visitors from other parts of
Asia (Fairlie, January 28, 1993, p. 28). ....
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Japan & Asia's Economic Development
.... Future Opportunities For
Japanese DFI in
Asia Opportunities for future
Japanese DFI in Asian economies are reviewed in this section. ....
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THE JAPANESE BANKING INDUSTRY
.... Then there are loans by
Japanese banks to companies elsewhere in
Asia a whopping $276 billion, according to the Bank for International Settlements, although ....
(1962
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Japanese Occupation and Korean "Comfort Women"
.... More than 400,000 women in East
Asia were involved in the comfort women operations of the
Japanese military during the 1930s and 1940s. ....
(9804
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Four Ethnic Groups in the US
.... another. For instance, a wide degree of variation exists between
Japanese Americans and immigrants from Southeast
Asia.
Japanese ....
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Japanese Culture and Western Influence
.... compared with the impact that
Japanese culture, art, and to a certain extent thought had on the west. Sansom states (112-13) that it was
Asia that stimulated ....
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Currency Crisis in Southeast Asia
.... IN THE ASIAN REGION This paper is an examination of the Southeast
Asia currency crisis .... For example, if $1 is converted into 125
Japanese yen, then the exchange ....
(2172
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Japanese & British Alliances Japan was a country isolated from
.... to change when the first European ships arrived and sought trade with different parts of
Asia. Japan resisted for a time, but eventually the
Japanese began to ....
(3961
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US and Japanese Management Styles
.... way negotiations are carried out in other cultures, particularly
Asia." Whether it .... to different management strategies and approaches by US and
Japanese managers ....
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US and Japanese Management Styles
.... way negotiations are carried out in other cultures, particularly
Asia." Whether it .... to different management strategies and approaches by US and
Japanese managers ....
(1185
5
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JAPANESE POST-COLD WAR NATIONAL SECURITY
.... Between 1985 and 1989, its exports to and imports from Southeast
Asia tripled and its .... The recent recession in Japan has led many
Japanese firms to move some of ....
(3621
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World Literature: Asia
In each work the authors construct their notion of
Japanese and Chinese nationhood, though those constructs are quite different. ....
(1539
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Changing Japanese Isolation
.... to change when the first European ships arrived and sought trade with different parts of
Asia. Japan resisted for a time, but eventually the
Japanese began to ....
(3773
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US Strategic Appraisal for Asia-Pacific Region
.... some degree of fear by most of the countries in the
Asia-Pacific region, who remember centuries of domination by China and the brutal
Japanese occupation of ....
(5633
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Women in Japanese Religion
.... may merely be a reflection of the lower level accorded women throughout
Japanese society .... Buddhism is a major religious force in the countries of Southeast
Asia. ....
(2921
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China/Soviet Changing Relationship
.... and believed that if they came to the aid of the struggling Chinese communist party, they would prevent the onslaught of
Japanese aggression in
Asia. ....
(1415
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United States Strategic Appraisal for Asia-Pacific
.... some degree of fear by most of the countries in the
Asia-Pacific region, who remember centuries of domination by China and the brutal
Japanese occupation of ....
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Japanese-American Relations Japanese-American Re
....
Japanese efforts to do that would cause panic throughout
Asia" (Auer, 1998). With the onset of the 1997-1998 Asian economic crisis ....
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Japanese Foreign Relations
....
Japanese foreign policy has been conducted in terms of the geography of the country, with the four main islands of Japan standing off the coast of East
Asia, ....
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US Military Assistance to Southeast Asia
.... in the security relationships in Southeast
Asia. This effort, however, was resisted by many Asian nations, who still remembered
Japanese aggression earlier in ....
(2878
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The Sino-Japanese War Atrocities
.... and competitor. Now there is considerable concern in
Asia of renewed militarism among the
Japanese people" (223). The implications ....
(995
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Asia and the World Economy
.... influence in East
Asia had grown to the point where China was becoming even more dependent on its Asian neighbor than on the West. From the beginning "
Japanese ....
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