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• 1. Fellows & Grantees

  Donald (No Middle Initial) Kirk

  Bases of Discontent: The U.S. Military Presence in Japan and Korea
  

  Year 2011 Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 2. Fellows & Grantees

  Eliza Strickland

  Power Puzzle: Energy Policy in Post-Fukushima Japan
  

  Year 2012 University IEEE Spectrum Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 3. Fellows & Grantees

  Elizabeth Green

  Teaching to Learn: What the U.S. Can Learn from Japan's Approach to Public Education
  

  Year 2010 University GothamSchools Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 4. Fellows & Grantees

  Emily Taguchi

  The Price of Energy
  

  Year 2011 Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 5. Fellows & Grantees

  Eric Jaffe

  The Modern Legacy of Okawa Shumei's Pan-Asianism
  

  Year 2011 Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 6. Fellows & Grantees

  Eve W Bower

  Rare Earth Supply Security in a Post-Blockade World: How Environmental Concerns May Shape Future Developments
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 7. Fellows & Grantees

  Gordon Feller

  Asian Municipalities Design Innovative City-Level Responses to Global Warming
  

  Year 2008 University Freelance Journalist Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 8. Fellows & Grantees

  Hideki Yoshimura

  Future Cooperation in Energy Policy between Japan and the U.S.
  

  Year 2012 University Sankei Shimbun Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 9. Fellows & Grantees

  Joseph M. Coleman

  The Silver Bullet? Putting the Elderly to Work in an Aging Japan
  

  Year 2009 University Indiana University Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 10. Fellows & Grantees

  Laura J King

  Japan in Afghanistan: Can Its Aid and Development Strategy Succeed Where Others Have Failed?
  

  Year 2012 University Los Angeles Times Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

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