October 2004 Issue
On the cover: Distance can be dangerous
October 2004
No. 60
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October 2004 Issue
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Seasonal Reflections At the close of summer, many Japanese returned to their hometowns to celebrate the O-bon festival, during which Buddhists believe that their ancestors' spirits return to ... |
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Necessary Adjustments JAPAN has enjoyed a two-year economic expansion, one that has not involved pork barrel spending and has generally been driven by Japan's competitive export-oriented sectors. (more) |
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Awesome New Gear The latest Tech |
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Do Not Eat Your SIM Card Misconceptions surrounding international mobile phones |
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Can Anyone Succeed? Startups in Japan. |
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The Risks of Outsourcing How to secure the outsourcing beast. By Kevin C. Desouza, Yukika Awazu and John Mehling |
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An October Anniversary High over Hokkaido |
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Investor Insight | ||
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The Looming Oil Shocks How Japan is going "green." |
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People | ||
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Mourning In Japan Business for the bereaved |
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Sakhalin and Kazakhstan: An Oil Policy Primer An oil policy primer for Asia and the world |
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What's In a Name? The last word |
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