Japan Policy Research Institute

Glen S. Fukushima
Reverse Japan's insularity

John Feffer
Pacific Pushback:
Can Japan Say No
to Washington?

Suzanne Pepper
Review:
Persecution of
John Service

Peter M. Beck
Contemplating
Korean Unification

Linda Hoaglund
Okinawa Protests
Update

John de Boer
Hatoyama's Vision
for a New Japan

Dustin Wright
Yes, You Too Can
"Win in China"

James Reilly
China's Popular Diplomacy
toward Japan

Marshall Auerback
Japan... Setting Sun?

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The Japan Policy Research Institute (JPRI) is dedicated to research, service learning, and public education related to Japan and the entire Pacific Rim, and seeks to advance intercultural understanding, regional reconciliation, and global justice. LEARN MORE!

FEATURED PROJECTS


Divided Lenses: Film and War Memories in the Pacific Rim is a collaborative research project with Stanford's Shorenstein Asia Pacific Research Center... LEARN MORE!		JPRI and Panango are teaming up on the Pacific Rim Service Learning Initiative, which "strives to facilitate development in Papua New Guinea through education and cultural exchange...." LEARN MORE!

FROM OUR FOUNDER
Chalmers Johnson and his new book, Dismantling the Empire: America's Last Best Hope, featured at Tomdispatch, a project of The Nation Institute.

Chalmers Johnson interviewed by Harry Kreisler in CounterPunch, a political newsletter edited by Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair.

Chalmers Johnson’s op-ed “Another Battle of Okinawa”
in the Los Angeles Times.

Chalmers Johnson reviews a book on U.S. military base
network, in Robert Scheer’s Truthdig: a Progressive
Journal of News and Opinion.

Founding JPRI
Board Member
Hans Baerwald
Passes Away at 82
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May 10, 12-7pm
Kanrin Maru
Symposium
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May 4, 5:45pm
China and the
E-Waste Challenge
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Obama picks
JPRI Board member
to Lead Asian
Development Bank
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Apr 5, 5:45pm
Pacific Rim Business Triangle: U.S.- China - Taiwan Relations
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Mar 10, 5:45pm
Lu Chuan's
Nanjing! Nanjing!
A talk by
Michael Berry, Ph.D.
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Papua New Guinea
Sustainable
Development
Conference
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Bill Moyers picks
Chalmers Johnson's
Nemesis
as Top Book


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