07 May 2007

Japan Focus: An Asia-Pacific Journal - Issue May 07, 2007
japanfocus.org, Ithaca, NY, US
Supplied note: "The following articles were posted on May 7, 2007 at Japan Focus.
* Hisane MASAKI, New Energy Fuels Japan's Diplomacy: From the Middle East to Central Asia
* David McNeill, Kaji Maki: First he gave us sudoku
* Mark Selden, A Forgotten Holocaust: US Bombing Strategy, the Destruction of Japanese Cities and the American Way of War from the Pacific War to Iraq
Find them at http://japanfocus.org - m.selden."
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[Japan Focus is a refereed e-journal (est. 2003, ISSN 1557-4660) and archive on the Asia Pacific. In addition to Japan Focus exclusives, it provides translations from Japanese and other languages as well as reprints of important articles. Its website with more than 800 articles provides a permanent resource for students and researchers. The coordinators of Japan Focus are Andrew DeWit, Laura Hein, Gavan McCormack, David McNeill, Mark Selden, Yuki Tanaka and William Underwood. Contact Japan Focus by email at info--at--japanfocus.org - ed.]
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