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Japanese translation of Statement by SPD-Troika: "Finding a way out of the crisis – growth and employment in Europe"
The economic and social costs of narrowly austerity-focused policy-making, i.e. of a singular focusing on budgetary discipline, are highly destructive – indeed, they threaten European unity. This is…
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Round table with the delegation of "Arbeit und Leben" from Germany: Japanese perceptions of history and reconciliation in East Asia
Sven Saaler, FES Japan Representative, gave a lecture on Japanese efforts to come to terms with its history after World War II to the delegation of “Arbeit und Leben”, a German institution for…
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Symposium: "Japan & Germany: What do we learn from the nuclear accident in Fukushima?"
One thing that became painfully evident through the nuclear accident on March 11th 2011 is that nuclear technology cannot be controlled by human beings. We have to ask ourselves: what choices do we…
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International Symposium: "Declining birthrate and aging population in Germany and Japan"
The demographic change in Japan and Germany has become a serious challenge for the societies of both countries: Child poverty, the aging of the population and a shrinking labor force weigh heavily…
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Japan one Year after the Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Accident
One year has passed since a level 9 earthquake hit Japan’s North-East and caused a tsunami that devastated several cities and villages and took almost 20,000 lives, and subsequently to which the…
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Global Conference for a Nuclear Power Free World 2012
The nuclear disaster of Fukushima has shown that nuclear energy is not a feasible option to secure Japan's energy supply in the future. Experts and decision-makers from Japan and Germany discuss…
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"Japan's Quest for a Permanent Seat on the United Nations Security Council Japan 2012"
In the United Nations, particularly with respect to UN Security Council reform, Japan is often considered of major importance. However, the UN receives scant attention in Japanese foreign policy.…
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Japanese translation of "Germany in and with and for Europe"
Speech by former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt on European integration, held at the SPD party convention in Berlin, 2011.
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International Symposium "Energy Policy in Japan: Before and After Fukushima"
This international conference examines Japan's energy policy from a comparative perspective. We seek to understand the political and economic forces that brought the current energy policy into being,…
180.
"The end of nuclear energy? International perspectives after Fukushima"
The nuclear disaster in Fukushima is an opportunity to organise energy supply more sustainably globally. Such re-organisation must balance the goals of energy security, economic viability, ecological…
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