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Location: Texas, USA
Work: Japanese security policy, US-Japan relations, US foreign policy
Biographical: -Translator, Japanese or Spanish to English -Copy editor/proofreader (English) -2 M.A. in International Affairs American University (SIS), 1997 University of Tsukuba, 2000 -B.A. in Communications/Political Science Ouachita Baptist University (AR, USA), 1991
Work: Japanese security policy, US-Japan relations, US foreign policy
Biographical: -Translator, Japanese or Spanish to English -Copy editor/proofreader (English) -2 M.A. in International Affairs American University (SIS), 1997 University of Tsukuba, 2000 -B.A. in Communications/Political Science Ouachita Baptist University (AR, USA), 1991
Dear Shannon,I dont know if this is the right question to ask concerning your interest in Japanese forein policy but is it possible to make a link between Japanese Foreing Policy of the period leading up to WWII and how or if this is embedded in Japanese social and cultural ideology....... and if I can take this further, can I ask how this Japanese cultural/social ideology is reflected in their perception of:(a) their own social environment and(b) 'other' social/cultural environmentIf this questions do not suit your interest, is it possible to find some one in Japan or indeed in the US who might further correspond with.I raise these strange questions because it has practical relevane (to me anyway, I think) in the way the Japanese my have percived the PNG social and cultural environment that they impacted upon in WWII.THank you.Nick Araho