Japanese industry Moves out Expansion abroad, depression at home
\nOISCA: From a classroom in Shizuoka to a paddyfield in Thailand, initials which spell nationalism \/ Hayashi Masayuki
\nSetting Up Shop: Cutting labor costs, evading trade barriers, across Asia, Europe and USA, a rash of Japanese companies speckles the map. \/ Kitazawa Yoko
\nShutting Up Shop: Back home, unemployment reaches record levels as demand for labor falls. They call it the “hollowing” of Japan’s economy. \/ Kitazawa Yoko
\nThe hollowing: A new threat to Japan’s super-economy \/ Kenmochi Kazumi
\nINSIDE JAPAN Nakasone’s “Anti-espionage bill” threatens human right \/ Sunami Shunsuke
\nEducation for an Unconciousness: Douglass Lummis interviews Matsuda Manabu, a Student at the College of Nisho Gakusha
\nWhere there’s life there’s hope: The struggle for survival continues in East Timor Interview with Mimi Ferreira, Fretilin activist in Australia and with Monsignor M. da Costa Lopes
\nA worker’s suicide: The final statement of Kim Moon-Su to the Seoul High Court
\nSea of Tranquility: A human chain for peace embraces the Pacific \/ Umebayashi Hiromichi
\nFlashpoint Korea: Where nuclear war is a real threat \/ Chung Kyungmo
\n“A gift to the government”: Jose Maria Sison casts a cold eye on the Philippine ceasefire
\nThe view from Bangkok: On economic relations with Tokyo \/ Itoh Makoto
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