Volume 02, Number 15.
Thanks
for tuning in again, and for subscribing. I have to spend the latter
half of next week in Washington, D.C. So there will be no Podcast on
Friday, April 21. But I'll be back the Friday after that, April 28th.
So stay subscribed.
This week we take a closer look at Ichiro
Ozawa's first week as President of the Democratic Party of Japan. I
focus on what his selection and presidency can tell us about the
distinction between factionist and populist party leaders. Then we
consider a surprising development in the North Korean abduction issues.
And finally we take a web audio tour of this site, www.Japan
Considered.org.
Best wishes for the Easter weekend, and drop back by on Friday, the 28th.
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The Japan Considered Podcast Commentary and analysis of the longer-term significance of items in the news about Japan's domestic politics and conduct of international relations by Dr. Robert C. Angel
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