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September 16
Ethan Scheiner, "Democracy without Competition in Japan: Opposition Failure in a One-Party Dominant State," Dept. of Political Science, University of California, Davis
September 23
Akio Naito, "Japan, Inc. at Its Turning Point - Strategy Beyond Technology," Managing Director, Seiko Australia Pty. Ltd.
Co-sponsored by the Center for International Business Education at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business
September 30
Mutsuko Endo-Hudson, "What We Do and Don't Say in Japanese," (formerly called, "Recent Changes in the Japanese Language"), Dept. of Linguistics & Languages, Michigan State University
October 7
Alan Tansman, "On Teaching Responses to Atrocity: Hiroshima and the Holocaust," Dept. of East Asian Languages & Cultures, University of California, Berkeley
October 14
Kathryn Ibata-Arens, "The Kyoto Model of Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Comparative Lessons?," Dept. of Political Science, DePaul University
October 28
Brian Platt, "Rescuing the Past from History: Commemorative Movements in Late Tokugawa Japan," Dept. of History & Art History, George Mason University
November 4
Ulrich Straus, "Japanese POWs of World War Two," Former Consul General on Okinawa, Director of Philippine Affairs, and Professor at the National War College
November 11
Kazue Muta, "Sexual Harassment in Japanese Culture," Fall 2004 Toyota Visiting Professor, U-M; Professor, Dept. of Sociology, Osaka University
November 18
Koichi Hasegawa, "Environmental Sociology in Japan: The Turning Point for the Second Stage," Dept. of Sociology, Tohoku University
December 2
Margarita Estévez-Abe, "Three Logics of Welfare Politics in Japan," Dept. of Government, Harvard University
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