Resource: Jun Saito on Japanese Domestic Politics
Jun Saito, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Yale University and former member of the Japanese House of Representatives, discusses Japanese domestic politics in this April 2010 interview.
Resource: From Hiroshima to New York: Survivors of the 1945 A-Bombing of Hiroshima Discuss Their Experiences, Paper Cranes & 9/11
Masahiro Sasaki and Tsugio Ito, suvivors of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima, discuss their memories of that day and its impact on their lives.
Resource: Richard Samuels on Japanese Security
Richard J. Samuels. the Ford International Professor of Political Science, analyzes Japan's strategic approach to foreign policy and security issues.Key topics include Japanese security policy under Prime Minister Hatoyama and Japanese relations with North Korea and China.
Resource: George R. Packard on US-Japan Relations
George R. Packard discusses key controversies in both the past half century and the current state of US-Japan relations. Key topics include the US-Japan Security Treaty, Japanese participation in collective self-defense, and the legacy of Edwin Reischauer. Dr. Packard is the President of the US-Japan Foundation and the author of Edwin O. Reischauer & the American Discovery of Japan.
Essay: Hiroshima: History, City, Event
Indiana University Associate Professor Scott O'Bryan expands the story of Hiroshima beyond the 1945 atomic bombing. A broader history of the city and its importance in national developments are introduced, while remaining mindful of the significance of the bombing itself. Suggestions encouraging students to investigate multiple perspectives of the event are included.
Resource: Copenhagen & Beyond: Market Mechanisms
Zhenmin Liu and Elliot Diringer discuss market mechanisms and climate change.
Resource: Copenhagen & Beyond: A Multilateral Debate about Climate Change Policy, Overview
Climate change experts and government leaders and dignitaries from China, Japan and the US met at Japan Society to discuss the upcoming climate change summit in Copenhagen. This resource gives a background to the issue and links to video clips from the event.
Resource: Copenhagen & Beyond: Enforcement Mechanisms
Takao Shibata, Elliot Diringer and Masayoshi Arai discuss possible enforcement mechanisms if a legally binding agreement is reached in Copenhagen Climate Conference in December 2009.
Resource: Copenhagen & Beyond: Goals
Panelists debate goals that countries should pursue to reduce global warming.
Resource: North Korea's Position in the World: Multilateral Negotiations
L. Gordon Flake argues in favor of multilateral negotiation with North Korea and emphasizes that the United States must act with the interests of its allies in mind.
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