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あなたの論文もシェアしましょう、と、案内がくるのですが完結していない論文は四つもあっても、それを論稿としてきちんと仕上げるのに時間がかかりますね。やれやれ！ Top papers from your news feed from the last week China and Japan, Friends or Enemies? by Chanboracheat Im   DownloadBookmark "The Resurgence of Nationalism in China and Japan: A Comparative Analysis," Orientalia Parthenopea, Vol. X, Napoli: 2009. pp.209-222. ISSN 1972-3598 by Giulio Pugliese Since the end of the Cold War, the issues of historical burdens and animosities surrounding the visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, as well as violent anti-Japan demonstrations in China, became the source of heated discussions and contributed to the freezing of political relations between Japan and China. The demise of the USSR as a strategic concern and the end of bipolarity facilitated the resurgence of what is believed to be the main reason behind Sino-Japanese animosities: nationalism. The resurgence of nationalistic narratives in the last twenty years is an international phenomenon. Indeed,...   DownloadBookmark DOERFER, Gerhard & Michael KNÜPPEL (2013): Armanisches Wörterbuch. by José Andrés Alonso de la Fuente   DownloadBookmark “NEMAWASHI” A TECHNIQUE TO GAIN CONSENSU IN JAPANESE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: AN OVERVIEW by Dr. Sri Lalitha “Nemawashi” is an activity to build support for a project or decision through communication in advance mainly to gain consensus. The Japanese term “Nemawashi” comes from the gardening activity of nurturing and preparing the ground to transplant, and it says that without a proper Nemawashi, a plant transplanted to new soil may die. The principle of gardening is much applicable to organizations and people who require nurturing prior to an official declaration or a new course of action / decision. This paper gives a detailed description of “Nemawashi” technique as one of the important...   DownloadBookmark Abe gets negative reviews ahead of U.S. visit by Jeff Kingston and Helen Macnaughtan Abe gets negative reviews ahead of U.S. visit BY JEFF KINGSTON SPECIAL TO THE JAPAN TIMES April, 11th, 2015   DownloadBookmark Share your papers