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January 19, 2007 . Volume 03, Number 03.Thanks
for dropping in again to the Japan Considered Podcast. Lots happening
in Japan of significance to domestic politics and the conduct of
international relations. We have to be even more selective than usual
this week, however, since we have an excellent interview with Dr. James
Auer, director of Vanderbilt University's Center for U.S.-Japan Studies
and Cooperation.
We'll also consider encouraging events
related to political funds reporting revelations we've discussed during
the past few weeks. And I introduce another excellent source of English
language information on Japan's politics. This one unapologetically
from the Left. It is the "Japan Press Weekly," produced by the Japan
Communist Party. You can find it on the web at
http://www.japan-press.co.jp/
And we close with a remarkable
bluegrass clip. This one from a 1972 album by the Seldom Scene
featuring John Starling on "Raised by the Railroad Line." You can buy the album at Rebel Records by clicking here.
Or, just go to iTunes, click on the iTunes store, and punch in Seldom
Scene. All of Act I is there, or you can buy the individual songs. Enjoy |