��Latest articles by AAN researchers

• Condemn but Converse: A Japan-U.S.-R.O.K. Response to North Korea ��Izumi Hajime, professor of East Asian International Politics, University of Shizuoka (2010/07/08)new
• Environment and Development: Risks of Overemphasis on CO2 Reduction ��Inoue Makoto, professor, the University of Tokyo (forest sociology & governance) (2010/06/02)
• East Asia as a Community that Confirms Diversity ��by Ogura Kizo, associate professor, Kyoto University Graduate School (Korean philosophy) (2010/05/18)
• The Perils of Modernization-Theory Amnesia: A Centennial to Remember for Korea and Japan ��by Cho Kyeungdal, professor of Korean history and the history of Japan-Korea relations, Chiba University (2010/04/01)
• East Asia��s Shared Writing System: The Cultural DNA That Binds ��by Wang Min, professor of culture and Japanese studies, Hosei University (2010/03/03)
• Diversity and Change in China: Freedom of Speech in Beijing ��by Motoaki TAKAHARA, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Research Fellow(Visiting Researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) (2010/02/05)
• China-Japan-Korea International Symposium:More Heat Over Social Issues than Politics ��Ryosei KOKUBUN, Dean, Faculty of Law, Keio University (2009/12/17)
• Raising the Banner Against Nuclear Arms: Hatoyama Administration Should Take a Firm Stand ��By Takao TAKAHARA, Professor of international politics and peace research, Meiji Gakuin University (2009/11/26)
• The Smart Approach to Asserting Japan��s Presence in Asia ��By Yoshiharu Tsuboi, Professor of the History of Southeast Asian Politics and Society, Waseda University (2009/10/15)
• Japan's Stance on North Korea Should Clarify Objectives of "Dual Sanctions" ��By Masao Okonogi, Professor of Political Science, Director of the Graduate School of Law and Political Science, Keio University (2009/09/17)
• Manifestoes: Japan��s Political Debates Need a Broader Perspective ��By Park Cheol-hee, Associate Professor, Contemporary Japanese Politics, Graduate School, Seoul National University (2009/08/06)
• Efforts to Forge Closer Links Needed Instead of ��Soft Power�� Rivalry ��By Shigeto Sonoda, Professor of Comparative Sociology of Asia, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, University of Tokyo (2009/07/23)
• Post-election India -- With Domestic Stability Assured, Asian Giant Looks to Expand Its Global Presence ��By Takako Hirose, Professor of South Asian Politics, Senshu University (2009/06/18)
• Arms Embargo Treaty Needed for Conflict-Torn Africa ��By Noboru Hatakeyama, Chairman, the Japan Economic Foundation, and former vice-minister for international affairs, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (2009/05/28)
• Environmental Business in China -- Japan Should not stick to Intellectual Property Protection ��By Nobuhiro Horii, Associate Professor, China Industry Analysis, Kyushu University (2009/05/21)
• Politics at a Crossroads --- What are the choices for voters in the fast-approaching general election? ��By Kiichi Fujiwara, professor of international politics at the University of Tokyo (2009/04/16)
• Global Fight against Marine Piracy Should Learn from Malacca Model ��By Isami Takeda, Professor of International Relations at Dokkyo University (2009/03/16)

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��Views on current events in Asia

• Reining in the Military ��Marites Vitug/Editor in Chief, Newsbreak Magazine (2007/03/23)
• Institutionalization Matters, Not Just the Nuclear Peace Accord ��Phar Kim Beng/Visiting Researcher, Waseda University (2007/02/24)

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��Articles by Asian guest reporters with AAN

• U.S. citizen leading Hiroshima peace movement around the world ��Jansinee Kankaew, AAN guest researcher (Reporter, The Post Today, Bangkok) (2008/05/30)
• Japan's workaholics: Necessity or just tradition? ��Jansinee Kankaew, AAN guest researcher (Reporter, The Post Today, Bangkok) (2008/04/24)
• Disaster: First part of two parts series - Watch out Japan, a big quake is coming! ��Jansinee Kankaew, AAN guest researcher (Reporter, The Post Today, Bangkok) (2008/04/24)
• Disaster:��Second half of two-story series - Doing something is better than nothing ��Jansinee Kankaew, AAN guest researcher (Reporter, The Post Today, Bangkok) (2008/04/24)

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��Compilations of all AAN reports, symposium summaries, and so on

• The Chinese Phenomenon and a Realignment in Asia��GLOCOM�� ��Akio Kawato/GLOCOM Fellow, Associate Professor at Waseda University from April
• Racist Banner Looks Frayed��GLOCOM�� ��Gregory Clark/Vice President, Akita International University

��Reports and policy proposals based on joint research by Asahi Shimbun reporters and scholars

• Report 2001 ��Comprehensive research on "Stability and Progress in Northeast Asia" and "New Age of Migration in Asia
• Report 2000 ��Comprehensive research on "Cooperative Security in Northeast Asia" and "Japan's Role in Asia's Economic Revival"

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