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080714JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No23
July 14, 2008; Volume 04, Number 23 Click here for a transcript of today's program
Just
a quick hello this morning, to let you know Japan Considered Podcasts
will be arriving only sporadically for the next few weeks. Until
mid-August. Due to my travel schedule. WiFi's not always available in
the more remote parts of the country. Though I'll check in on Japan's
domestic political and international news when I can. And put up a
program when the WiFi connection is especially good. Sorry ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080627JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No22July 4, 2008; Volume 04, Number 22Click here for a transcript of today's program
Welcome
again. And Happy Fourth of July! I hope your celebration is going well
today. We have a couple of interesting topics to cover again. This time
from the Mobile Studio, parked at Iron Station, in our Neighbor to the
North. You may hear the sound of gunfire in the background. No, we're
not under attack. As far as I can tell. It's just the way they
celebrate July 4th here abouts. Quite a sound!
This w ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080627JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No21
June 27, 2008; Volume 04, Number 21Click here for a transcript of this program
Thanks
for dropping by again this week. Out in the Mobile Studio again. This
time in a new State Park. Have a look at the photos on the transcript.
You'll be amazed.
This
week has been relatively quiet in Japan's domestic politics and conduct
of international relations. But there are a few things we simply can't
ignore. Most important is Japan's response to the Bush Administration's
decision to de-list N ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080620JapanConsideredPodcastVolume04Number20June 20, 2008; Volume 04, Number 20 Click here for a transcript of this program
Welcome
back for another edition of the Japan Considered Podcast. This week we
complete our consideration of the Upper House Censure Resolution,
concluding that it didn't go quite as its sponsors planned. Then we
take a very superficial look at the "breakthrough agreement" between
Japan and China announced on Wesnesday. The East China Sea issue.
Beyond the initial announcement reports, there's been ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080613JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No19June 13, 2008; Volume 04, Number 19
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Greetings
from the Mobile Studio parked at Lake Wateree State Recreation Area.
Another opportunity to enjoy South Carolina's beautiful scenery and
recreational water. Wish I could send some of it to you. A few photos
are included in the transcript, though. So click on over and have a
look.
This week we continue our consideration of the DPJ's
decision finally to introduce a resolution of censure agai ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080606JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No18June 6 , 2008; Volume 04, Number 18
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Welcome
back for another program. This week we take a close look at the threat
of a resolution of censure in Japan's Upper House. What it means; what
it doesn't mean. And its effect.
Then we turn to
international affairs with review of Japanese media focus last week on
China allowing Japan to use SDF military aircraft in their relief
efforts for China's earthquake. It didn't happen. But media covera ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080523JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No17May 23rd, 2008. Volume 04, Number 17Click here for a transcript of this program. Thanks for tuning in again this week. Lots of travel and activity. Even though it is summer here! This week we wrap up Chinese President Hu Jintao's historic visit to Japan. What was accomplished; what wasn't. And conclude it was an important success for both countries. Before that, though, we look again at the Space Bill that passed Japan's parliament on Wednesday, and what the bill means for Japan's national ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080509JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No16May 9 , 2008; Volume 04, Number 16 Click here for a transcript of this programThanks for dropping in again today, to you long-time listeners. And welcome to those of you who have just found the program. I hope it meets your expectations. Send your comments and suggestions to me at RobertCAngel@gmail.com. I read them all, and appreciate each one. You don't have to agree with my analysis to have your comments read and taken seriously. This week we focus on a preliminary look at the historic v ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080428JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No15April 28, 2008; Volume 04, Number 15 Click here for a transcript of this programSurprise. A Monday program this week. Since there won't be time on Friday to produce a regular program. And just too many things are piling up in Tokyo for us to consider. Today we'll look first at the journey of the Olympic Flame through Japan on Saturday. And the significance of what has to be described as a strange event for Japan's relations with Mainland China. All went well. Given conditions. And Beijing s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080414JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No14April 18, 2008; Volume 04, Number 14 Click here for a transcript of this program
Thanks
for dropping by again this week. To you long-time listeners. And a
hearty South Carolina welcome to those of you who have just joined us.
Wow! The number of listeners -- and readers of the transcripts -- has
made another jump during the past ten days. Good to see. I hope the
program meets your expectations.
This week we
begin by considering current relations between Japan and China. With
focus on ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080411JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No13April 11, 2008; Volume 04, Number 13 Click here for a transcript of this programWelcome again this week to another Japan Considered Podcast. Thanks for dropping in again to you long-time listeners, and a hearty South Carolina welcome to those of you who have just found the program. Even though this week we come to you from North Carolina! Last week I said we'd consider the proliferation of LDP cross-factional associations that have been developing recently. In anticipation of significant ch ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080404JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No12Click here for a transcript of this week's program. Thanks for tuning in again this week. Coming to you from the Mobile Studio at Modoc, South Carolina. On the very shore of Lake Thurmond. This week we examine the surprising increase in the number of mainstream Japanese political media articles related to reorganization of Japan's political party system. Just in the past few days. And sort through the implications of the most likely explanation. That, it seems, is the continuing tumble of t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080328JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No11March 28, 2008; Volume 04, Number 11
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It's
Friday again. And the links above will take you to the audio file for
today's Japan Considered Podcast, and to an accurate transcript of the
program. Interesting goings-on in Tokyo these days. Just as we like it!
First we continue with our consideration of
Japan's response to eruption of Tibet problems for Beijing. Asking why
Japan's official response has been so muted and cautious. And what t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080321JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No10March 21, 2008; Volume 04, Number 10 Click here for a transcript of this programThanks for dropping by again this week. You won't be wasting your time, that's for sure. Whether you're listening, or just reading the transcript. Since we're joined again this week by Dr. Edward Lincoln. Who gives us quite a different perspective on the Bank of Japan governorship vacancy than the one I presented last week. As usual, Ed combines his insights as an economist with a keen sense of the political. Fo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080314JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No09March 14, 2008; Volume 04, Number 09
Click here for a transcript of this program
Thanks
for joining me again today for the Japan Considered Podcast. This
week's program is devoted almost entirely to comments from listeners.
Comments about last week's program.
Specifically,
the issue of physical violence in the halls of the Diet, and what I
described last week as the antique tactic of parliamentary boycott.
Lots of e-mailed reaction to those points.
This
week I provide a littl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080307JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No08March 07, 2008; Volume 04, Number 08
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Thanks
for dropping by today. I've got a loooong show for you. Beginning with
some follow-up on the tainted gyoza negotiations between Japan and
China. Then moving on to discussion of introduction of what I describe
as antique parliamentary tactics into Japan's 21st Century Diet. And
the implications of the introduction of those tactics. As well as the
reaction of Japan's communications media. Including ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080229JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No07February 29, 2008; Volume 04, Number 07Click here for a transcript of this program
Welcome
again this Leap Year February 29th. Thanks for joining me again today.
I've got a treat for you this week. Dr. Ed Lincoln agreed to provide us
with some background and insight into the somewhat obscure issue of
sovereign wealth funds. Some of Japan's reform-minded politicians have
been promoting the idea for a while now. It looks as though they may be
getting more attention in the next few months. S ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080222JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No06February 22, 2008; Volume 04, Number 06Click here for a transcript of this programThanks for dropping by again today to all. Including you new listeners. Sorry to have missed you last week. Day job complications, and a chance to visit my dad in North Carolina. This week, though, we have to consider two gloomy topics. Gloomy both in the specifics of the topics. And gloomy when we consider the Fukuda Cabinet's political response. The first is the collision earlier this week between the MSDF d ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080208JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No05February 8, 2008; Volume 04, Number 05
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Thanks
for tuning in to another edition of the Japan Considered Podcast. This
week we backtrack a bit, with more information about government funding
of Japan's political parties. Then we consider the "tainted gyoza"
incident that recently erupted into a major topic of front-page
consideration in Japan during the past few days. And move from there to
the first part of our consideration of ho ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080125JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No04January 25, 2008; Volume 04, Number 04
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Welcome to another edition of the Japan Considered Podcast. This week
we consider the performance of the LDP and the DPJ in the
recently-opened 169th Ordinary Session of the Diet. With focus on Prime
Minister Fukuda's policy speech. And the recent performance of the DPJ.
Focusing on the Party leadership of Ichiro Ozawa. With Ozawa's talents
as a political tactician compared to those of Karl Rove in ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080118JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No03January 18, 2008; Volume 04, Number 03 Click here for a transcript of this programThanks for joining us for another edition of the Japan Considered Podcast. This week we have a special treat. Gregg Rubinstein of GAR Associates in Washington D.C., joins us again. Gregg this week helps us to understand the significance of the Ministry of Defense procurement corruption scandal we've discussed for the past few months. Gregg has been active in U.S.-Japan defense relations for a long time. And kn ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080111JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No02January 11, 2008; Volume 04, Number 02
Click here for a transcript of this program
Thanks for dropping by again. This week we consider the Ruling
Coalition's decision to over-ride Upper House rejection of the new
anti-terror bill, the Constitutional rules for passage of the national
budget bill, the long-awaited parliamentary "debate" between Prime
Minister Fukuda and DPJ Leader Ichiro Ozawa, and begin our discussion
of the future of Japan's political party system. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080104JapanConsideredPodcastVol04No01January 4 , 2008; Volume 04, Number 01
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Happy New Year, and welcome to the first program for 2008 in this
series. Brought to you again from the Mobile Studio. This time parked
at the beautiful South Carolina beach at Edisto Island State Park.
There are a few photos in the transcript. Temperatures here dropped to
below freezing last night. But it's much warmer today. And we're
expecting temps in the 70s here, beginning over the weeke ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080104JapanConsideredPodcastVolume04Number01January 4 , 2008; Volume 04, Number 01
Click here for a transcript of this program
Happy New Year, and welcome to the first program for 2008 in this
series. Brought to you again from the Mobile Studio. This time parked
at the beautiful South Carolina beach at Edisto Island State Park.
There are a few photos in the transcript. Temperatures here dropped to
below freezing last night. But it's much warmer today. And we're
expecting temps in the 70s here, beginning over the weeke ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071221JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number44December 21, 2007; Volume 03, Number 44 Click here for a transcript of this programWelcome back to the Japan Considered Podcast. Thanks for dropping by. The production schedule is still muddled. But the Podcast is going strong. No PodFading here. This week we consider a number of international events of significance. First a follow-up on the "Joint Communique" flap with Mainland China we discussed on the last program. Then preparations for Prime Minister Fukuda's first trip to Chi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071211JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number43December 11, 2007; Volume 03, Number 43Click here for a transcript of this programYes, that's right. Tuesday, December 11th. Delayed again by the day job! This week we take a closer look at one international and one domestic political issue. Both seem to have longer-term significance for our understanding of just how Japan works. First, we consider the sudden eruption of a flap over Beijing editing the published Chinese version of a "Joint Communique" issued at the end of the cabi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071123JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number42November 23, 2007. Volume 03, Number 42 Click here for a transcript of this program.Welcome again to this week's post-Thanksgiving Day Japan Considered Podcast. No Podcast next week, November 30th. I'll be traveling and won't have internet access most of the time. So, tune back in on December 7th. This week has been busy again in Japan. Both domestically and internationally. We'll begin with preliminary discussion of Prime Minister Fukuda's trip to Singapore. And his important summit meetin ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071116JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number 41November 16, 2007. Volume 03, Number 41 Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for coming by again this week for our second anniversary program. It was November 18, 2005, when I recorded the first program. Just an introduction. With terrible sound. Check the archives for 2005 if you'd like a chuckle. But your continued interest in the program has kept it going. This week we consider the results of the eleventh bilateral Japan-China expert negotiating session over gas exploitatio ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071116JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number 41November 16, 2007. Volume 03, Number 41 Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for coming by again this week for our second anniversary program. It was November 18, 2005, when I recorded the first program. Just an introduction. With terrible sound. Check the archives for 2005 if you'd like a chuckle. But your continued interest in the program has kept it going. This week we consider the results of the eleventh bilateral Japan-China expert negotiating session over gas exploitatio ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071109JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number 40November 9, 2007. Volume 03, Number 40
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks for dropping in again this week. We have another full schedule. Japan's domestic politics continue to surprise. So, we'll focus most of our energies on domestic political issues. First, an update of the Prosecutors' investigation of suspicions of corruption at the Ministry of Defense. More Diet testimony scheduled; a few arrests; and plenty of media coverage. I also review the traditional patter ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071109JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number 40November 9, 2007. Volume 03, Number 40
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks for dropping in again this week. We have another full schedule. Japan's domestic politics continue to surprise. So, we'll focus most of our energies on domestic political issues. First, an update of the Prosecutors' investigation of suspicions of corruption at the Ministry of Defense. More Diet testimony scheduled; a few arrests; and plenty of media coverage. I also review the traditional patter ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071102JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number39November 2, 2007. Volume 03, Number 39
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks
for dropping by. Another full week. Even without being able to access
news for today, Friday. I'm in the Mobile Studio again, at Hunting
Island State Park, on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean. A beautiful
site. But a long way from internet access!
This week we'll
consider Takemasa Moriya's testimony Monday before the Lower House
Committee, and subsequent Japan political press covera ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071102JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number39November 2, 2007. Volume 03, Number 39
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks
for dropping by. Another full week. Even without being able to access
news for today, Friday. I'm in the Mobile Studio again, at Hunting
Island State Park, on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean. A beautiful
site. But a long way from internet access!
This week we'll
consider Takemasa Moriya's testimony Monday before the Lower House
Committee, and subsequent Japan political press covera ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071026JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number38October 26, 2007. Volume 03, Number 38
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks for dropping in again this week. We have a full schedule. Though
I'll do my best to keep the program to a reasonable length. This week
we check in on the Ministry of Defense flaps. Including the "Moriya
Golf" issue, and how that issue has been combined with debate over
renewal of legislation authorizing Japan to continue refueling U.S.
ships, and ships of other nations, engaged in t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071026JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number38October 26, 2007. Volume 03, Number 38
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks for dropping in again this week. We have a full schedule. Though
I'll do my best to keep the program to a reasonable length. This week
we check in on the Ministry of Defense flaps. Including the "Moriya
Golf" issue, and how that issue has been combined with debate over
renewal of legislation authorizing Japan to continue refueling U.S.
ships, and ships of other nations, engaged in t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071019JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number37October 19, 2007. Volume 03, Number 37Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for joining me again today. We have a good program. Featuring an extended interview with Gregg Rubinstein of Washington, D.C. Gregg gives us his latest thinking on the nature of U.S.-Japan relations. All interesting stuff. Before that we briefly consider the significance of a couple of items in the news this week. First, Chief Cabinet Secretary Machimura's comments to the Kantei press corps about negoti ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071019JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number37October 19, 2007. Volume 03, Number 37Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for joining me again today. We have a good program. Featuring an extended interview with Gregg Rubinstein of Washington, D.C. Gregg gives us his latest thinking on the nature of U.S.-Japan relations. All interesting stuff. Before that we briefly consider the significance of a couple of items in the news this week. First, Chief Cabinet Secretary Machimura's comments to the Kantei press corps about negoti ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071012JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number36October 12, 2007. Volume 03, Number 36Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by again. And for the e-mailed comments and suggestions for the program that you've taken the time to send. They're very helpful, and keep 'em coming! To RobertCAngel@gmail.com. In response to your suggestions, I've added a trial website search window to the Japan Considered Project website home page. It's at the bottom of the page. Give it a try. It should allow you to search the website's ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071012JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number36October 12, 2007. Volume 03, Number 36Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by again. And for the e-mailed comments and suggestions for the program that you've taken the time to send. They're very helpful, and keep 'em coming! To RobertCAngel@gmail.com. In response to your suggestions, I've added a trial website search window to the Japan Considered Project website home page. It's at the bottom of the page. Give it a try. It should allow you to search the website's ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071005JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number35October 5, 2007. Volume 03; Number 35Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by. No program last week. But, hopefully, we're back on track now. This time we return to Japan's international relations, with consideration of Tokyo's reaction to recent events on the Korean peninsula. The second round of the Six Party Talks, and the North-South Korean Summit meeting. Japan has a big stake in developments there. Then we consider selection of Yasuo Fukuda as LDP president, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
071005JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number35October 5, 2007. Volume 03; Number 35Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by. No program last week. But, hopefully, we're back on track now. This time we return to Japan's international relations, with consideration of Tokyo's reaction to recent events on the Korean peninsula. The second round of the Six Party Talks, and the North-South Korean Summit meeting. Japan has a big stake in developments there. Then we consider selection of Yasuo Fukuda as LDP president, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070921JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number34September 21, 2007. Volume 03; Number 34Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by again. This week coming to you from the Mobile Studio camped on the shore of Lake Thurmond. Our program is a bit longer. But we've got a lot to consider! We take a careful look at the "campaign" for the LDP presidency waged all week by Yasuo Fukuda and Taro Aso. What's happening, and the significance of this important event for Japan's domestic politics overall. Then we consi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070921JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number34September 21, 2007. Volume 03; Number 34Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by again. This week coming to you from the Mobile Studio camped on the shore of Lake Thurmond. Our program is a bit longer. But we've got a lot to consider! We take a careful look at the "campaign" for the LDP presidency waged all week by Yasuo Fukuda and Taro Aso. What's happening, and the significance of this important event for Japan's domestic politics overall. Then we consi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070914JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number33September 14, 2007. Volume 03; Number 33Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by again this week. Last week I said we'd continue to consider the significance of the cabinet reshuffle on Japan's politics unless we had any surprising developments. Well, we had one. On Wednesday at 2PM, Tokyo time, Prime Minister Abe held a press conference and announced his decision to resign. Tokyo's political world has been wild since. So, this week, we consider the causes of that ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070914JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number33September 14, 2007. Volume 03; Number 33Click here for a transcript of this program.Thanks for dropping by again this week. Last week I said we'd continue to consider the significance of the cabinet reshuffle on Japan's politics unless we had any surprising developments. Well, we had one. On Wednesday at 2PM, Tokyo time, Prime Minister Abe held a press conference and announced his decision to resign. Tokyo's political world has been wild since. So, this week, we consider the causes of that ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070907JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number32September 7, 2007. Volume 03. Number 32Click here for a full transcript of the program. Thanks for dropping by. As we continue our consideration of post-Upper House election domestic politics in Japan. This week our focus is on an effort to address the question: "Why is Shinzo Abe still Japan's prime minister?" It's a reasonable question, I think, given the difficulty he has had with public approval of his cabinet. And the disastrous results of the July 29th Upper House election. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070907JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number32September 7, 2007. Volume 03. Number 32Click here for a full transcript of the program. Thanks for dropping by. As we continue our consideration of post-Upper House election domestic politics in Japan. This week our focus is on an effort to address the question: "Why is Shinzo Abe still Japan's prime minister?" It's a reasonable question, I think, given the difficulty he has had with public approval of his cabinet. And the disastrous results of the July 29th Upper House election. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070831JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number31August 31, 2007. Volume 03, Number 31 Click here for a transcript of this program.
Welcome
again to the Japan Considered Podcast. This week our focus is on the
reshuffle of the Abe Cabinet. and the significance of that reshuffle
for Japan's domestic politics and conduct of international relations.
I've
been able to persuade three specialists in the field to join us today
as commentators. First Mr. Gregg Rubinstein gives his thoughts on the
significance of all this for the Ministry of ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
070831JapanConsideredPodcastVolume03Number31August 31, 2007. Volume 03, Number 31 Click here for a transcript of this program.
Welcome
again to the Japan Considered Podcast. This week our focus is on the
reshuffle of the Abe Cabinet. and the significance of that reshuffle
for Japan's domestic politics and conduct of international relations.
I've
been able to persuade three specialists in the field to join us today
as commentators. First Mr. Gregg Rubinstein gives his thoughts on the
significance of all this for the Ministry of ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | |
