No.185
FEATURE: HUMAN SECURITY
No.184
FEATURE: IS THE UNITED NATIONS NEEDED?
No.182
FEATURE: ARE DISARMAMENT AND NONPROLIFERATION PROGRESSING?
No181
FEATURE: CRISIS MANAGEMENT FOR THE SECURITY OF THE JAPANESE PEOPLE
No180
FEATURE: POST-IRAQ-WAR DIPLOMCY
No179
FEATURE: NATIONAL BORDERS CAN NO LONGER BE CLOSED
No.178
FEATURE: Putin’s Russia
No.177
FEATURE: A CENTURY OF “THE RULE OF LAW”?
No.176
FEATURE: THE WORLD ECONOMY AND JAPANESE ECONOMY:BETWEEN PESSIMISM AND OPTIMISM
No.175
FEATURE: THE UNITED STATES ON TRIAL: SURVIVAL OF A SUPERPOWER
No.174
FEATURE: “JAPAN BRAND”: HOW TO CONVEY THE QUALITIES
THE NATION HAS TO OFFER
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No.185 FEATURE: HUMAN SECURITY
Interview Corner (68)
Discovering Talent Should Begin with Providing Opportunities/Saiga Fumiko
Special Dialogue “Think Globally, Act Locally”/Ogata Sadako/Frene Ginwala
Reference: Final Report of the Commission on Human Security (summary)
Round Table
Human Security: Driving Force of Foreign Policy/Yuge Akiko/Waki Yuzo/Yamauchi Masayuki/Minami Hiroshi (moderator)
The United Nations Lays Down Global Rules/Ishikawa Kaoru
Designing the Information Society for Now and the Future/Uchimi Yoshio
On-site Report on Human Security/Isezaki Kenji
International Protection of Human Rights by the United Nations/Ando Nisuke
A Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (2005-2014)/Iwamoto Wataru
How International Organizations Deal With Infectious Diseases/Richard G. A. Feachem
The Zambia Initiative/Kamel Morjane
News from East Timor (2)Outstanding Developments in Peacekeeping Operations/Asahi Hideaki
What Is the U.N. Economic and Social Council?
Novel: Destiny (2)/Aso Iku
Tales of Le Monde (6) The “Diamond Scoop” Windfall and the Threatening Storm/Kurata Yasuo
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (25)The New Deal and Constitutional Revolution (2)/Agawa Naoyuki
L’Art du Bien Manger (3)The Advantages in Various Kinds of Food Labeling to Protect Chocolates/Ito Aya
Visit to a University Seminar (60)Tokai University/Dan Yusuke & Yoshikawa Naoto
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (14)The Formal Dress Coat/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (104) /Chino Keiko
Lead Essays: Ikegami Kiyoko/Taketomo Yuji
Gaiko Forum Contents in 2003
Book reviews/Sakai Tetsuya
Information and from the Readers
No.184 FEATURE: IS THE UNITED NATIONS NEEDED?
Interview Corner (67)The United Nations Is Effective in Building a Public World Order/Haraguchi Koichi
Round Table/How Should Japan Contribute to International Society/Oshima Kenzo/Murata Koji/Morimoto Satoshi/Sasajima Masahiko
Security Council Reforms and Japan’s Options/Shin’yo Takahiro
Special Interview/Here’s Why the United States and the World Need the United Nations/Shashi Tharoor
U.N. Officials Who Staked Their Lives on World Peace
The United States and the United Nations/Suzuki Yoshikatsu
The Postwar Reconstruction Process in Iraq/Oku Katsuhiko
On-site Reports: The Process of Establishing Rules to Regulate Human Cloning/Iuchi Yumiko
U.N. Peacekeeping Operations in Building Peace/Ikebe Hideo
Emergency Support Project for Internally Displaced Person in Iraq/Miyoshi Masaki
Map of Japanese U.N. Officials Around the World
Recruitment Center for International Organizations
Visiting the U.N. Ambassador’s Official Residence
New Series: Letter from East Timor (1) Retracing the Path of Sergio de Mello’s “Nation Building”/Asahi Hideaki
150th Anniversary of Japan-U.S. Relations (4) “Visualizing Culture”: In Celebration of the Black Ships Festival/Nishibayashi Masuo
Novel: Destiny (1)/Aso Iku
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (24) The New Deal and Constitutional Revolution (1) /Agawa Naoyuki
Tales of Le Monde (5) Robert Guillain, Big Name Journalist/Kurata Yasuo
Visit to a University Seminar (59)Senshu University/Sajima Naoko
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (13)Cuff Links/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (103) /Chino Keiko
Lead Essays: Ina Hisayoshi/Harumi Jiro
Book reviews/Hoshino Toshiya
Information and from the Readers
No.183 FEATURE: WHY AFRICA?: TOWARD THE THIRD TOKYO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT (TICAD III)
Pursuing Africa Policy from an Entirely New Angle/Ogura Kazuo
Understanding Today’s Africa/Oda Hideo
Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Asia and Africa/Ali Alatas
Ten Years of the TICAD Process/Domichi Hideaki
Round Table: How to Cement Relations between Japan and Africa/Imamiya Shun’ichi/Otsuka Keijiro/Hazeyama Nobuo/Hyuga Seigi
Why the Lack of Growth in the African Economy?/Hirano Katsumi
Africa a la Carte
1) My Twenty-five Years Among Chimpanzees /Matsuzawa Tetsuro
2) Lessons from the Experience of “Africa Year 2003″/Kawaguchi Yukiya
3) Sushi Ingredients That Come from Africa/Shiraishi Yuriko
4) Education Less for Immediate Gains than Long-term Perspective/Suzuki Masumi
Africa in Statistics
150th Anniversary of Japan-U.S. Relations (3) Special Dialogue Acorns and Walnuts: Baseballs in Japan and the United States/Thomas Boswell/Kato Ryozo
Tales of Le Monde (4)Was the May Revolution Engineered by Le Monde?/Kurata Yasuo
The Asia Bond Fund Launched/Takeuchi Atsushi
From Aqaba to Jerusalem/Nogami Yoshiji
Visit to a University Seminar (58)Kokushikan University/Satoh Kenichi
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (12) Elegance at One’s Feet/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (102) /Chino Keiko
Lead Essays: Tennichi Takahiko/Fukazawa Hideo
Interview Corner (66)Why Contemporary Art in Beijing Now?/Tabata Yukihito
L’Art du Bien Manger (2)Jose Bove: The Future of Genetically Modified Foods/Ito Aya
Book reviews/Fukagawa Yukiko
Information and from the Readers
No.182 FEATURE: ARE DISARMAMENT AND NONPROLIFERATION PROGRESSING?
The Meaning of Military Power in International Politics: Can the Savage Beast Be Tamed?/Nakanishi Hiroshi
Round Table: How Should International Society Confront the Challenges of Disarmament and Nonproliferation of Weapons?/Asada Masahiko/Yoshida Fumihiko/Abe Nobuyasu/Ogasawara Ichiro (moderator)
Now Is the Time for Disarmament and Nonproliferation/Amano Yukiya
The Second Korean Nuclear Crisis: Deja-Vu?/C. Kenneth Quinones
Chemical Disarmament and Non-Proliferation/Rogelio Phirter
Cooperation with Russia in Denuclearization:The “Star of Hope” Program for Dismantlement of Nuclear Submarines in Far East Russia/Takamatsu Akira
Asian Export Control Initiative: Construct an Arms Procurement Prevention Network/Hosokawa Masahiko
On the Line Between Life and Death: Clearing Land Mines in Afghanistan/Kubo Takuto
As Chair of the First Biennial Meeting: Combating Illicit Small Arms Traffic/Inoguchi Kuniko
Third Conference on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the CTBT: A Report from Vienna/Ichimasa Sukeyuki
Understanding of Disarmament and Nonproliferation /Miyasaka Naofumi
Interview Corner (65)The First North Korean Nuclear Crisis/Joel Wit
Article 9 of the Constitution and Self-Defense: What Makes Sense? (3)Breakaway from the Theological Debate/Kuriyama Takakazu
150th Anniversary of Japan-U.S. Relations (2)Do You Know Mr. George Ishiyama?/Taniguchi Tomohiko
Bidding Farewell to “Unstable Balance” in Korean Peninsula?/Hiraiwa Shunji
Visit to a University Seminar (57)Meiji Gakuin University/Hara Takeshi
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (11)Dulles Bag/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (101) /Chino Keiko
Lead Essays: Sam Nunn/Ogawa Tadashi
Tales of Le Monde (3)Hubert Beuve-Mery Odyssey, Part 2/Kurata Yasuo
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (23Administrative State is Born/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Sakai Tetsuya
Information and From the Readers
No181 FEATURE: CRISIS MANAGEMENT FOR THE SECURITY OF THE JAPANESE PEOPLE
How to Guard Against Global Threats/Nigel Churton
Round Table:Crisis Management Hazardous for Japan and Its People?/Ara Yoshihisa/Onuki Hiroyuki/Kageyama Tadashi/Haruna Mikio
Crisis Management in the Tourism Industry/Shinmachi Koji
Homeland Security in the Age of Terror/Peter Brookes
Protection of Japanese Nationals: Gulf War Lessons Utilized in the War in Iraq/Sato Hiroshi
Remembering 9/11: The Mental Care of Japanese Nationals/Fukunaga Katsuko
Corporations Without a Business Continuity Plan Won’t Survive/Hosotsubo Shinji
Interview Corner (64)The Trend in Security is Toward “Alliance” Plus “Coalition”/Otsuka Umio
The Day Japan Returns to the Growth Track: The Underlying Message of the G-8 Summit/Kondo Seiichi
Article 9 of the Constitution and Self-defense: What Makes Sense? (2)The Common Sense of No War Potential/Kuriyama Takakazu
New Series:150th Anniversary of Japan-U.S. Relations (1)Discover-Japan Tour: Investment in Our Future/Irene Y. Hirano
Report:Tokyo University Graduate School of Public Administration
Diplomats of the British Empire (Final)A Philosopher in Washington: Oliver Franks/Hosoya Yuichi
New Column: L’Art du Bien Manger The Future of Mad Cow Disease/Ito Aya
Visit to a University Seminar (56)Keio University/Tadokoro Masayuki & Soeya Yoshihide
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (10) How to Read Evian Summit/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (100) / Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays: Sassa Atsuyuki/Kobayashi Teruyuki
Tales of Le Monde (2) Hubert Beuve-Mery Odyssey, Part 1/Kurata Yasuo
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (22)Economic Regulations and the Role of the Supreme Court,Part 3/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Hoshino Toshiya
From the Readers
No180 FEATURE: POST-IRAQ-WAR DIPLOMCY
Toward Reconstruction Aid for Iraq: Via the Indian Ocean and the Nile/Okamoto Yukio
Interview
Japan’s Reconstruction Aid for Peace and Stability in the Middle East/Ando Hiroyasu
President George W. Bush’s Middle East Strategy/Philip H. Gordon
America’s Alliances Move Toward the “2-3-4-5” Principle/Richard Halloran
The Lessons and Ramifications of “Operation Iraqi Freedom”/Morimoto Satoshi
How to Shape Post-Saddam Hussein Iraq/Ono Motohiro
Energy Security in the Wake of the Iraq War/Toichi Tsutomu
How the Inspections Were Conducted in Iraq/Ueki Yasuhiro
Round Table
How Should We Interpret the War in Iraq?/Ikeuchi Satoshi/Hosoya Yuichi/Minohara Toshihiro/Shimamori Shigeyuki
Interview Corner (63)
Now Is the Time for Japan to Prepare for Biological Terrorism/Shioya Takafusa
New Series
Article 9 of the Constitution and Self-defense: What Makes Sense? (1) The Basic Premises of Renouncing War/Kuriyama Takakazu
New Series
Tales of Le Monde (1)Le Monde, Journal Read Round the World/Kurata Yasuo
Visit to a University Seminar (55)Kanda University of International Studies/Korogi Ichiro
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (9)U.S. State Secretary Colin Powell’s Suits/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (99) / Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays: Christian Polak/Taniguchi Tomohiko
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (21)Economic Regulations and the Role of the Supreme Court,Part 2/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Fukagawa Yukiko
From the Readers
No179
Lead Essay:A Powerful America on Trial and Japan’s Role/Ina Hisayoshi
How Books Have Shaped U.S. Policy/Michiko Kakutani
FEATURE: NATIONAL BORDERS CAN NO LONGER BE CLOSED
Special Discussion:How to Use the Dynamism of Cities to Enhance a Nation’s Attractions: The Potential of the Tourism Industry in Japan/Aoyama Yasushi/Fujii Hiroaki
What Makes People Migrate? /Tezuka Kazuaki
Recent Policy on Foreign Labor/Katsuta Tomoaki
Round Table:Considering the Changes Brought by Foreign Labor/Inoue Hiroshi/Ogawa Naohiro/Sakanaka Hidenori/Miwa Akira
Report on Policies toward Foreigners
The Image of a City in the New Era/Kitawaki Yasuyuki
The Way of Kawasaki City/Nakano Keiko
Japan Must Be More Foreign Student Friendly/Takano Fumio
Japanese Overseas: Where Protection by the Nation Ends and Self-responsibility Begins/Ono Masaaki
Data/Reference
A Profile of South Korea’s New Foreign Minister/Noda Makito
A Street Corner in the World: Sri Lanka:The Bitter Lessons of Ethnic Strife/Suvendrini Kakuchi
Beyond the Twilight (3)Insurgency’s Re-emerging Disillusionment and Achievements /Murase Shin’ya
86 Diplomats of the British Empire (5) Duff Cooper: A British Man Who Loved France/Hosoya Yuichi
Visit to a University Seminar (54)Seisen University/Nara Tsuyoshi
3・92 Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (8)U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld’s Shirts/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (98) / Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays: Kuroda Toshio/Takeda Toru
Interview Corner (62) The United Nations Was Born from the Effort to Rise out of Failure/Nomura Akio
Book Reviews/Sakai Tetsuya
Information and From the Readers
No.178
12 Lead Essay : The 2nd Gulf War and Rebirth of Iraq: Toward a New Order in the Middle East/Yamauchi Masayuki
FEATURE: Putin’s Russia
18 Round Table :
Is There a Ray of Hope in the Putin-Koizumi Connection?/Kojima Atsushi/Shimotomai Nobuo/Yoshida Susumu/Kozuki Toyohisa
A Diplomatic Toroika: Japan, Russia, and the United States/Strobe Talbott
Russia’s Asia Policy /Dmitri Trenin
A Resuscitated Oil Power Pursues a New Market/Motomura Masumi
President Putin’s Black Belt/Yamashita Yasuhiro
A Whiff of the Homeland Abroad: Budding Grass Roots Exchange Between Japan and Russia /Nakamura Yoshikazu
Orchestrating Russian Culture/Nishimoto Tomomi
Russo-Japanese Relations from Now On/Nomura Issei
A Street Corner in the World: The Baltic States A Sound-recording Artist Wanders the Baltic States/Sakamoto Yuji
A Street Corner in the World: Serbia and Montenegro Two Princes Meet at St. Petersburg/Mine Yoshiki
Interview Corner (61) Diplomacy without Espionage?/Shinoda Masahiro
Essay: Hawk, Dove, or Maybe Ostrich?/Nogami Yoshiji
Beyond the Twilight (2)The Unknown Face of Thomas Baty/Murase Shin’ya
Diplomats of the British Empire (4)Temptations of a “New Society”: E. H. Carr/Hosoya Yuichi
Visit to a University Seminar (53)Toyo Eiwa Women’s University: Ishikawa Taku
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (7) Treaty Signature and Fountain Pen/Nakajima Wataru
Windows on the World (97)/Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays Kobayashi Kazuo/Numano Mitsuyoshi
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (20)Economic Regulations and the Role of the Supreme Court, Part 1/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Hoshino Toshiya
Information and From the Readers
No.177 FEATURE: A CENTURY OF “THE RULE OF LAW”?
Round Table
How Laws Should Adapt to the Transformation of International Society /Kotera Akira/Yamada Chusei/Hayashi Keiichi/Doden Aiko (moderator)
The Rule of Law: Thinking of an Order in the International Society/Vaughan Lowe
America and the International Rule of Law/G. John Ikenberry
The Nitty-gritty of Concluding Treaties: What Japan Can Do to Build a New International Order./Mori Akira
A New Law is Born in the United States, Leader in Corporate Governance /Shimada Yoshiki
Book Review: International Lawmaking: Sources of International Law/ Reviewer: Saiki Naoko
Japanese Laws and Refugee Protection: From Silent Observer to Active Actor in International Cooperation/Arakaki Osamu
The War Over International Accounting Standards: Act Two Opens /Isoyama Tomoyuki
From the International Law Scene International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia/Taya Chikako
Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women/Saiga Fumiko
Appellate Body Member of the WTO/Taniguchi Yasuhei
Reference: International Law for Everyone
New Series: Beyond the Twilight (1)The Tragedy of International Lawyer Thomas Baty/Murase Shin’ya
Diplomats of the British Empire (3)Leaving the Foreign Office: Harold Nicolson (2)/Hosoya Yuichi
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (5)President Chirac’s Lapel/Nakajima Wataru
Visit to a University Seminar (52)University of Shizuoka: Miyata Osamu
Windows on the World (96)/Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays/Hattori Reijiro / Shinomiya Satoru
Interview Corner (60)Water: A Problem for All Sixty Billion People on Earth/Oda Hideaki
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (19)Post-Civil War and the Supreme Court, Part 2/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Fukagawa Yukiko
Information and From the Readers
No.176 FEATURE: THE WORLD ECONOMY AND JAPANESE ECONOMY: BETWEEN PESSIMISM AND OPTIMISM
Round Table:The Japanese Economy from the Perspective of the World Economy/Ito Motoshige/Negami Takuya/Honda Keikichi/Sasae Ken’ichiro
A Free Trade Agreement Is Key to Revival/Urata Shujiro
The New Round of WTO Talks and Japan’s Strategy/Suzuki Yoichi
Prompt Changeovers in Industrial Structure by Deregulation/Fukui Hideo
A Study of Corporate Governance Today/Wakasugi Takaaki
Will Japanese Talent Sell Globally?/Tachibana Fukushima Sakie
It Is Japan’s Middle Market That Has Greatest Appeal/Sandra Wu, Wen-Hsiu
Vigorous Enterprises Are Global Enterprises/Tsukiji Tatsuro
How to Nurture Japanese National Brands/Yoshida Nozomu
Data:Basic Economic Terminology
We Need to Understand Arab Society Now/Ikeuchi Satoshi
Street Corners of the World: Cuba To Japanese Pro-baseball: A Call from Cuba/Mabuchi Mutsuo
Diplomats of the British Empire (2) The Twilight of Old-style Diplomacy:Harold Nicolson (1)/Hosoya Yuichi
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (5) What Happened to Annan’s Handkerchief?/Nakajima Wataru
Visit to a University Seminar (51)Gakushuin Women’s College: Hatakeyama Keiichi
Window on the World (95)/Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays/Yamazato Katsunori/Koguchi Hidehiko
Interview Corner (59) Urban Policy Moves from the Era of Interchange to the Era of Negotiation/Fujii Hajime
The “L” and “R” Distinction/Ueno Kagefumi
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (18)Post-Civil War and the Supreme Court, Part I/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Sakai Tetsuya
From the Readers
No.175 FEATURE: THE UNITED STATES ON TRIAL: SURVIVAL OF A SUPERPOWER
How to Understand America/Honma Nagayo
Special/Gaiko Forum Symposium in Washington, D.C.:The United States as the World’s Only Hegemonic Power/Peter Brookes/Kurt Campbell/Thomas Donnelly with Agawa Naoyuki (moderator)
A Letter from the Japanese Ambassador to the United States:Thoughts about America/Kato Ryozo
“The Broken Dialogue” Revisited/Kent E. Calder
Round Table/Considering the Meaning of the U.S.-Japan Alliance: From One Hundred Fifty Years Ago to the Future/Iokibe Makoto/Taida Hideya/Ebihara Shin/Matsuo Fumio (moderator)
Transatlantic Relations at the Crossroads/Dominique Moisi
This Winter of Our Discontent/Nogami Yoshiji
Twenty Books to Learn More about the United States/Murata Koji
Is It True the Neo-conservatives Are Becoming Dominant?: The Truth about Neo-conservatism in Foreign Policy Debates/Aida Hirotsugu
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (17) The End of the Civil War and the New Constitutional Order, Part II/Agawa Naoyuki
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (4):Duke of Windsor and Shoes/Nakajima Wataru
New Series: Diplomats of the British Empire (1)The Birth of the Diplomat/Hosoya Yuichi
The Presence of Turkey Here and There in Japan/Serkan Anilir
Visit to a University Seminar (50)Yamaguchi Prefectural University: Ogawa Hideki
Window on the World (94)/Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays/Ito Aya/Aoyama Rumi
Interview Corner (58)Better Language Education: A Question of Survival/Kawanami Hiroaki
Book Reviews/Hoshino Toshiya
From Our Readers
No.174 FEATURE: “JAPAN BRAND”: HOW TO CONVEY THE QUALITIES THE NATION HAS TO OFFER
Redefining the National Interest for the New Era and a New Paradigm for Foreign Policy/Kojima Akira
Round Table
Japanese Should Make Greater Use of “Soft Power”/Takashina Shuji/Fujii Hiroaki/Fukukawa Shinji
Miscellaneous Thoughts on Cultural Exchange /Nukazawa Kazuo
Why Kurosawa Films Now? /Alfonso Antonio Portillo Cabrera
(Note) A Profile of Portillo, Man of Culture/Ueno Kagefumi
The World Loves an Unfluttered Japan
1) Thailand: “Cool” Manga Are Big Business/Worawut Worawittayanon
2) Australia: Universal “High Culture” as Shared Memory/William Howard Coaldrake
3) China: South Korea Catches Up with the Entertainment King/Ding Ning
4) Russia: Murakami Haruki’s Wonderland in Moscow/Dmitry Viktorovich Kovalenin
The Key of Excellent Company/Niihara Hiroaki
Japanese Architecture Sought After in the World/Kuma Kengo
The Circle of Music Spreading Over the World/Nakajima Mineo
Japanese Information and Culture Centers Abroad
1) “Project X” in Denmark/Nakatomi Hisashi
2) Introducing Japan in China/Watanabe Nobuhisa
Interview Corner (57) Restoring Dynamism through the “Action, Japan!” Project/Ushio Jiro
Talks with Kinoshita Reiko: The Joy of English (end)To Master English You Must Seize Every Opportunity/Alastair Morgan
The Background of the Terrorist Bombing in Bali/Kurasawa Aiko
Japan-U.S. Code War and Its Effects on Policy Decision-making: Why Was “Intelligence” Not Utilized?/Minohara Toshihiro
Visit to a University Seminar (49)Meiji University: Tsukamoto Ichiro
Photo and Essay: “Wardrobe Diplomacy” (2):Necktie/Nakajima Wataru
Window on the World (93)/Fujiwara Sakuya
Lead Essays/Miyao Takahiro/Mizusawa Tsutomu
American Stories from the U.S. Constitution (16)The End of the Civil War and New Constitution Order,Part I/Agawa Naoyuki
Book Reviews/Fukagawa Yukiko
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