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1. Japan's Gray Tsunami.

Author

Hashimoto, Ryutaro

Subjects
*PRIME ministers, *LABOR supply
Abstract

Presents the text of remarks given by former Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto of Japan in February 2001 during a conference on aging in Zurich, Germany, which dealt with the labor supply of Japan.

Published
2001
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2. Modus Vivendi: Liberalism for the Coming Ages.

Author

Gray, John, Huntington, Samuel P., Chamie, Joseph, Gujaral, I. K., Hashimoto, Ryutaro, and Koolhaas, Rem

Subjects
LIBERALISM, POLITICAL science, CONFLICT of interests
Abstract

Migration and the global media have mixed up all the old cultures into a hybrid brew. How will aging and shrinking societies that need immigrants to survive cope with this new culture? What political philosophy fits this new reality? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2001
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3. Migration, Media, Modus Vivendi - Spring 2001.

Author

GRAY, JOHN, HUNTINGTON, SAMUEL P., CHAMIE, JOSEPH, GUJARAL, I. K., HASHIMOTO, RYUTARO, KOOLHAAS, REM, FISCHER, JOSCHKA, CASTANEDA, JORGE, ISHIHARA, SHINTARO, DEL PONTE, CARLA, KOSTUNICA, VOJISLAV, MOLINA, MARIO, ANNAN, KOFI, BILDT, CARL, CLARK, WESLEY K., THUROW, LESTER, DEBRAY, REGIS, and ROSENBERG, GORAN

Subjects
CULTURE diffusion, EMIGRATION & immigration, CULTURE, MASS media & society, SOCIAL sciences
Abstract

The article comments on the emergence of hybrid cultures, a fact of life caused by the increased migration of people from poor countries to satisfy the labor requirements of the advanced world's shrinking and aging population. The global penetration of the mass media also plays a role in the assignment of value to migration and the emergence of hybrid cultures.

Published
2008
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4. Japan will not relent on the US push to manage trade.

Author

Hashimoto, Ryutaro

Subjects
*INTERNATIONAL economic relations, *COMMERCE
Abstract

Discusses Japan's position in the country's trade war with the United States in the year 1995. Reasons why the US and Japan can not agree on issues related to the automobile industry; Inconsistency of US demands with the World Trade Organization (WTO) agreement.

Published
1995

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