日本がジェンダー外交で主導を！Japan must take lead in gender diplomacy

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Nancy Snow California State University, Fullerton, Communications, Emeritus Japan must take lead in gender diplomacy Japan has a global image problem in women’s empowerment and participation from the science lab through the corporate suite to the ivory tower. This chronic condition is not just an economic drain but a global embarrassment. It can be improved by Japan’s choice to take the lead in gender diplomacy. Download Bookmark  Corporate Suites is a collaborative office community that provides shared office space in New York with private offices, coworking spaces and meeting rooms.   Masahiro Morioka Waseda University, School of Human Sciences, Faculty Member A Proposal for Revision of the Organ Transplantation Law Based on a Child Donor's Prior Declaration This is the translation of the so-called Morioka&Sugimoto proposal on brain death and transplantation. We proposed that the prior declaration of a brain dead child should be respected, and that when the child does not have a donor card the organ removal should be prohibited. Download Bookmark     Masahiro Morioka Waseda University, School of Human Sciences, Faculty Member How did Japanese Netizens Respond to the World Trade Center Attack? I first heard about the 9/11 terrorist attacks when I read a post an American had written on an online forum. I watched TV all through the night. The scenes I saw shocked me. Then I heard President Bush say, "Make no mistake: The United States will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts." I was shocked a second time by Bush's words, "hunt down and punish." My first thought was that if the United States hunted down and punished the terrorists involved in other countries, then this would be nothing but a kind of personal retribution carried out by a single country, not...