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Japanese Studies Collections In The United States: A Historical Perspective, Eizaburo Okuizumi
Japanese Studies Collections In The United States: A Historical Perspective, Eizaburo Okuizumi
Journal of East Asian Libraries
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Half A Century Of Japanese Cataloging At Columbia University, Miwa Kai
Half A Century Of Japanese Cataloging At Columbia University, Miwa Kai
Journal of East Asian Libraries
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The International Outreach Of American Librarianship: Historical Notes On Some Intiatives In Asia, Warren M. Tsuneishi
The International Outreach Of American Librarianship: Historical Notes On Some Intiatives In Asia, Warren M. Tsuneishi
Journal of East Asian Libraries
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Developing New Japanese Collections And Services At The University Of California, San Diego, 1988-1993, Eiji Yutani
Developing New Japanese Collections And Services At The University Of California, San Diego, 1988-1993, Eiji Yutani
Journal of East Asian Libraries
March 15 of this year marked the fifth anniversary of my arrival at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). On a bright, warm spring day in 1988,1 moved to the arid, scenic suburban La Jolla campus from the equally beautiful and balmy city of Berkeley where I had worked as a Japanese bibliographer for the century-old University of California, Berkeley (UCB) Library for two and a half decades. The past five years here in southern California have been one of the finest chapters of my professional life — perhaps the last — and a truly fascinating one. As I …
Special Reports, Mihoko Miki, Yasuko Matsudo, Tai-Loi Ma, Amy V. Heinrich, Kimii Mitsui
Special Reports, Mihoko Miki, Yasuko Matsudo, Tai-Loi Ma, Amy V. Heinrich, Kimii Mitsui
Journal of East Asian Libraries
This task force was formed in August 1992 to work for the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Foreign acquisitions Project for Japanese materials. The charge of the task force is to write a report which assesses current strengths and weaknesses of the major United States and Canadian Japanese research collections, determines their needs and priorities, and offers concrete action/funding proposals to address the identified problems. Fortunately, a number of previous reports and studies on the issues are available, and we reviewed and studied them carefully, including the "Survey" (1980) by Naomi Fukuda, the Perushek Report (1990), and the reports of …
Kai Eduard Rasmussen: A Danish American Hero, Val Hempel
Kai Eduard Rasmussen: A Danish American Hero, Val Hempel
The Bridge
Over the years, ever since immigration to the United States began, hundreds and thousands of Danes have crossed the Atlantic to begin new lives, to work, to settle and to become Americans. The vast majority of them have helped strengthen and build their adopted land, enrich its culture and add durable strands to that multicolored fabric that is America. Many stepped lightly and left few tracks while others broke bold new trails. A few fashioned memorable evidences of their journeys. Names such as Peter Lassen, Jacob Riis, William S. Knudsen, Jean Hersholdt, Victor Borge and others are known to millions. …
History Of The Foreign Lawyer In Japan, Patrick Duffin
History Of The Foreign Lawyer In Japan, Patrick Duffin
Brigham Young University Prelaw Review
The foreign lawyer in Japan has enjoyed periods of relative freedom to practice law as well as being subject to rigid restrictions limiting the accessibility of the legal market. The focus of this paper will be the significant events in the history of the foreign lawyer in Japan from the first influences of Western law in the late 1800's to the 1986 Special Measures Law Concerning the Handling of Legal Business by Foreign Lawyers.
Institutionalized Corruption And Political Reform In Japan, Louis D. Hayes
Institutionalized Corruption And Political Reform In Japan, Louis D. Hayes
Selected Papers in Asian Studies: Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies
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