
Shorenstein APARC scholars publish five wide-ranging new books
In five new books -- three of which were produced as part of Shorenstein APARC's in-house publishing program -- Center academics tackle an array of issues related to Asia's past, present, and future, from both policy and historical perspectives. Read more »
Is Japan's newly elected DPJ government anti-American or simply pro-Asian? Daniel Sneider comments in Foreign PolicySince the Democratic Party of Japan won in the country's August national election, Japan watchers have worried that the new government might try to upset the status quo and ease away from the United States. The DPJ is implementing a new paradigm -- but not the one people think. | Shorenstein APARC announces new fellowships and faculty searches for the 2010-2011 academic yearShorenstein APARC is now accepting applications for the Northeast Asian History Fellowship, the Shorenstein Fellowships, and the Shorenstein APARC/Takahashi Predoctoral Fellowship. The center also welcomes applications for faculty appointments in Japanese and Korean Studies.
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