Abstracts for the 2004 International Conference, Tokyo, Japan
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2004-08
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Honolulu, HI : East-West Center
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New challenges for building an Asia-Pacific community
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More than 375 East-West Center alumni from 25 countries in Asia, the Pacific, North America and Europe gathered at Nihon University College of Economics in Tokyo August 2-4 for the EWC/East-West Center Association 2004 International Conference.
Focusing on “New Challenges for Building an Asia pacific Community,” the conference featured plenary session topics including Japan’s Lost Decades: Recession and Its Impact on the Region; Population Trends in Asia; Changing Dynamics of International Relations in the Region; and Education Initiatives in the 21st Century.
Panel presentations and roundtable discussions addressed significant regional topics such as economic integration, women’s issues, challenges of aging populations, regional security, single-country political issues sustainable development and health issues.
Focusing on “New Challenges for Building an Asia pacific Community,” the conference featured plenary session topics including Japan’s Lost Decades: Recession and Its Impact on the Region; Population Trends in Asia; Changing Dynamics of International Relations in the Region; and Education Initiatives in the 21st Century.
Panel presentations and roundtable discussions addressed significant regional topics such as economic integration, women’s issues, challenges of aging populations, regional security, single-country political issues sustainable development and health issues.
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East-West Center - Alumni and alumnae
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34 p.
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