[Temple ICAS Event] The Government of Japan and Trump’s America
Type:
Lecture
Date:
July 19, 2017
H-US-Japan is an edited, international, nonpartisan network that provides scholars, graduate students, politicians, journalists, policy-makers, researchers, professionals, and others a free daily forum to discuss US-Japan relations in the context of economic, security, political, and diplomatic issues. The primary purpose for H-US-Japan is to enable researchers of US-Japan relations to exchange opinions about the significance of current affairs and historical events of Japan-US relations in depth, to discuss new articles, books, papers, approaches, methods and tools of analysis, and to test new ideas and share comments and tips on teaching.
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H-US-Japan: Asia-Pacific International Relations Seminar at Osaka University
H-US-Japan
14 May 2017
from: Yone Sugita (yone@sugita.us)
Dear Colleagues:
You are welcome to the Asia-Pacific International Relations Seminar at Osaka University on 20 May.
Seminar papers are available only for those who will participate in the seminar.
Best,
Yone Sugita
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International Studies Seminar at Osaka University
Date: 20 May 2017 (Saturday)
H-US-Japan: CFA: Trans-Asian Indigeneity / Summer Institute at Penn State in June 2017
H-US-Japan
8 Feb 2017
Call for Applications: Penn State Asian Studies Summer Institute (Special Topic: "Trans-Asian Indigeneity")
Penn State Asian Studies Summer Institute:
“Trans-Asian Indigeneity”
Penn State University invites applicants for its annual Asian Studies Summer Institute, to be held June 18-24, 2017. This year’s Institute, directed by Neal Keating, Pasang Yangjee Sherpa and Charlotte Eubanks, focuses on the topic of “Trans-Asian Indigeneity.”
H-US-Japan: Study Abroad to Kyoto, Japan for college students
H-US-Japan
8 Feb 2017
Please share this information with your students interested in Japan. We are the University of New Orleans (UNO), offering a 6-week program (1 week of online intro, 5 weeks in Japan) to Kyoto, Japan. The program is open to any US College Students as well as eligible High School Seniors who will turn 18 by May 21, 2017.