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• 11. Fellows & Grantees

  Mark Pendergrast

  Japan's Eco-Model Cities: What Can We Learn From Them?
  

  Year 2010 University Freelance Writer Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 12. Fellows & Grantees

  Mizuho Kajiwara

  Aquapolitics: Strategies of Japan and the U.S. for Water Security
  

  Year 2011 University Asahi Shimbun Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 13. Fellows & Grantees

  Peter G. Friederici

  Ocean Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide
  

  Year 2009 University Northern Arizona University Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 14. Fellows & Grantees

  Rob J Schmitz

  The Path to Greater Energy Efficiency: What California Can Learn From Japan
  

  Year 2008 University KQED Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 15. Fellows & Grantees

  Robert S. Boynton

  Abduction: North Korea's Kidnappings of South Korean and Japanese Citizens
  

  Year 2009 University New York University Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 16. Fellows & Grantees

  Satoru Fuse

  Modernization of Chinese Navy: Implications for the Japan-U.S. Alliance
  

  Year 2008 University TV-Asahi Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 17. Fellows & Grantees

  Setsuko Kamiya

  Law-Related Education in the United States and the Roles of Legal Professionals and Citizens
  

  Year 2009 University The Japan Times Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 18. Fellows & Grantees

  Sonia Narang

  Okinawa: Military Base Politics and Women-led Activist Groups
  

  Year 2010 University GlobalPost Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 19. Fellows & Grantees

  Stéphanie Giry

  Push and Pull, Twist and Shout: Energy Relations Between Japan, China, and Russia
  

  Year 2008 University Foreign Affairs Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

• 20. Fellows & Grantees

  Yukifumi Takeuchi

  US-India Nuclear Cooperation and its Influence on the World Nuclear Non-proliferation Regime (primarily on Pakistan, China and Japan)
  

  Year 2010 University Asahi Shimbun Fellowship/Grant Abe Fellowship for Journalists

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