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LIFE STORY

Life Story - Prefaceimages
Life Story - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Growing Up

Chapter 2 - Discovering China
Chapter 3 - Into the USSR
Chapter 4 - Back to Canberra
Chapter 4a - The ANU & Vietnam
War Debate
Chapter 5 - Into Japan
Chapter 5a - Learning the language
Chapter 6 - Back to Australia 1968-9
Chapter 6a - Back to the Vietnam
Debate 1968-9
Chapter 7 - Back To Japan
Chapter 7a - Ping Pong Diplomacy
Chapter 7b - Thoughts on Revolution
& Violence
Chapter 8 - More Journalism in Japan
Chapter 9 - Back to Canberra
Chapter 10 - Deadlocked in Canberra
Chapter 11 - Goodbye Australia
Chapter 11a - A Book About Japan
Chapter 11b - Back in Japan II
Chapter 12 - Book Aftermath
Chapter 12a - Discovering Boso
Chapter 13 - A New Life in Japan
Chapter 14 - Redefining the Theory
Chapter 15 - Explaining Japan's Progress
Chapter 16 - Retailing the Tribe Theory
Chapter 17 - The Amateur Developer
Chapter 18 - Economy Watching
Chapter 19 - Back to Australia?
Chapter 19a - Back to Australia?
Chapter 20 - The Great Australian Tribe
Chapter 21 - Re-involved with Japan
Chapter 22 - Japan's Economic Dilemma
Chapter 23 - Japan's Economic Mistakes
Chapter 24 - Irrationality of Australia’s Economic Rationalism
Chapter 25 - Access to Foreign Media
Chapter 26 - The Gaijin Educator
Chapter 26a - Rescuing the Education System?images
Chapter 26b - Getting Re-Involvedimages
Chapter 27 - Finale
images = Revised Chapters


BOOK REVIEWED- Book Causes Stir-Japan seen as tribal society
BOOK REVIEWS: - India's China War by Neville Maxwell
Tradition versus Modernity in Japanese Enterprise Management Human Capitalism: The Japanese Enterprise System as World Model. by Robert Ozaki
THE JAPAN TIMES - Modern Nation Preserves Outdated Attitudes Key to Japan's Economic Ills is to Correct Inefficiency of Tertiary Industry - Service
TOKYO BUSINESS TODAY-
Index of Articles
JAL WINDS MAGAZINE - Thank you For Hurting our Ears - Taking the Tribal Theory to the Japanese
For Keizaikai - Education
Children
THE DAILY YOMIURI -
Poor Teaching, Not Culture, to Blame
MAINICHI DAILY NEWS - Japan is a Tribe
Ark Hills Club Article
No.1 SHIMBUN - Opinion -
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Rebutting Mikie Kiyoi's Claims
- How to get to China
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In Peking some Old Reminders
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The Passbook Law - South Africa is not Alone
NKK NEWS - The Locomotive Role of Service Industries in Japan's Maturing Economy
THE JAPAN ECONOMIC JOURNAL -
'Japan Unincorporated' actually is better name
MEANJIN QUARTERLY June 1973 -
A New Foreign Policy for Australia?
WINTER 1974 - BETWEEN TWO WORLDS - The Radicalization of a Conservative
NIKKEI WEEKLY - To Expand Demand, First Widen Debate
- 'Free trade' is a tricky banner to unfurl
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Japan And The West May Some Day Have To Adopt Singapore's Ways
JAPAN FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER - The Human-Relations Society and the Ideological Society
JAMA FORUM - Understanding Differences - Why Western Models Can't Comprehend Japan
AMAGI CONFERENCE SPEECH -
The State of Japan
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan - Doing Business in Japan - an Insider's Guide

OTHER ARTICLES

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Japan Times Reader's In Council - Dec 13, 2012
Marching orders to the Japaneseimages


Japan Times Reader's In Council - Nov 18, 2012
Government's Strange Refusal images

Financial Times - July 16, 2012
My time in Japan’s closed nuclear village

No1 Shimbun Article - Dec 2010:
Press Freedom in Japan - Just a Mirage?

Debating the Optimistic versus Pessimistic Views of China - March 2010


Origins of APEC - September 2009

The Tianamen Square Massacre Myth - Expanded Version

The Strange Story of Debito Ardou a.k.a. David Aldwinckle


QUADRANT:

The Japanese Tribe: What Makes it Work?
1975
Multiculturally Bemused in Tokyo

QUADRANT - Letters to the Editor:
Western and Other Brutality
Hungary and Vietnam
The Curse of the Left and Right
More Lessons from Munich
A Choice of Protectionisms


THE INDEPENDENT MONTHLY:
Betrayed Again - The Failure of the New Russian Revolution
NATION:
Seven Years of Vietnam
NATION REVIEW:
There's More to l'affaire Clark
Letter

PRAVDA:
1965 Article - Formerly Moscow-based Australian diplomat, Clark, resigns to protest Australia's Vietnam War policies
THE NATIONAL TIMES:
- Amazing Scenes -
How Australia Influences the World
THE INDEPENDENT MONTHLY - PEOPLE - The Real Francis James Story
AUSTRALIAN - Communism in Asia
AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE of POLITICAL SCIENCE - Is Asian Communism a Threat to Australia?

THE AUSTRALIAN RATIONALIST - Global Pressures on the Australian and Japan Tribes
An Anaysis of Japanese Direct Investment Overseas in Postwar Years

THE AGE - Time to challenge the fantasy of free trade
THE AUSTRALIAN QUARTERLY The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs -what's wrong with our diplomats?
THE ARMCHAIR AUSTRALIAN - A Tale of Three Cities

THE NATIONAL TIMES - The Crisis in Australian Capitalism: an alternative view

AUSTRALIA - JAPAN RELATIONS SYMPOSIUM 1975 - Japan, Australia & Asia
AUSTRALIAN OUTLOOK - Sino-Japanese Relations - An Analysis
Values and Societies: How the Example of Japan Forces a Radical Reapraisal
Value Systems and Enterprise Management
Article about Gregory Clark's father - Colin Clark
Keynote Address to MT IA National Forum
Employment and Manufacturing in Australia - A View from Outside
AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN POLICY - The See-saw and the Merry-go-round
Remembering a War - The 1962 India-China Conflict
SYDNEY MORNING HEROLD - Letter Refused
Book Chapter - Vietnam, China, and the foreign affairs debate in Australia - A personal account
THE SUNDAY MAIL - Where We Go Wrong in Japan
FINANCIAL REVIEW- The Future of Australian Manufacturing The case for Tariff Tendering
J@pan Inc. ArticlesJ@pan Inc.
March 2003:
So Much for Conventional Wisdom
Tokyo Journal - Chiba
More Articles (Japanese):
- 週刊東洋経済
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日本を読む、いま日本に何が必要か
- テロ」という青葉の隠された意味を知らない日本人
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日本経済再生の唯一の手段はケインズ的財
- 政出動への切り替え


週刊時事
Naigaijosei: March 12, 2002:
日本経済は重症の血液循環病患者
Keizai Kai: August 27, 2002:
本物の難民が1割しか認められていない現実
Keizai Kai: October 22, 2002:
大人らしく理性均な選択したランスの世論
Keizai Kai: November 19, 2002:
市場原理主義を振りかざす教科書的な経済学者たち

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Gregory Clark in China, Sept, 2010
The Japan Times Feb. 1, 2011
A Contrarian view of how 'austerity' bleeds Japan
With the Standard and Poor's downgrading of Japan's long-term credit rating from AA to AA minus...
緊縮財政がいかに日本を弱くするか 逆転的発想
スタンダード・アンド・プアー社による日本の長期債格付けがAAからAAマイナスへ下がり...
The Japan Times March 1, 2011
Wrong choice in Kosovo
Militia leaders of the KLA tortured and killed hundreds of Serbs and political rivals in secret Albanian hideouts, removed their organs for sale and dumped their bodies in local rivers.
コソボにおける選択の誤り
最近の欧州評議会(CE)報告によると、199899年のコソボ戦闘のあと、コソボ解放軍(KLA)の民兵指導者たちは、アルバニアの秘密の隠れ家で、数百のセルビア人や政敵を拷問し、殺害した上、その体内臓器を摘出して売りさばき、死体は近辺の川に捨てたという。
The Japan Times March 24, 2011
Nuclear meltdowns and Japanese culture
Japanese engineers have a much deserved reputation for efficiency.
放射能溶融と日本の文化
日本の技術者は効率のよさでは定評があり、実際たしかに評判どおりと思う。
The Japan Times April 20, 2011
Between China and Japan
The visit to Japan by Australia's Labor Party prime minister, Julia Gillard, reminds us that Australian foreign policy has never been known for its consistency.

日本と中国の間で
オーストラリア労働党のジュリア・ギラード首相の日本訪問は、オーストラリア外交政策が一貫性を持っているとして評判になったことはこれまで一度もなかったことを、思い起こさせる。

The Japan Times June 3, 2011
The Fukushima disaster and Japan Disincorporated 
The Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant disaster is being used to convince the world that nuclear energy generation is inherently dangerous, especially in earthquake-prone Japan. 
福島大災害と「日本株式会社」解体

福島第一原子力発電所の大災害が、原子力発電は本質的に危険だ、とくに地震多発国の日本では危ない、と世界を説得するために利用されている。
The Japan Times July 1, 2011
Black info and media gullibility: creation of the Tiananmen myth
The recent WikiLeaks release of cables from the U.S. Embassy in Beijing has helped finally to kill the myth of an alleged massacre in Beijing's Tiananmen Square ...
ブラック・インフォメーションとだまされやすいメディア 天安門神話の創造
最近ウィーキーリークスが、北京の米国大使館発の電報を公開したことは、198963 4日夜の北京天安門におけるいわゆる虐殺の神話を最終的に息の根を止める助けになった。
The Japan Times July 20, 2011
Murdoch's moral rise and fall
Recent U.K. phone-hacking revelations have made the Australian-born media tycoon Rupert Murdoch...
マードックのモラルのアップダウン
最近英国で明らかになった電話盗聴事件のよって、オーストラリア生まれのメディア王ルパート・マードックは...
The Japan Times Sept 22, 2011
Economic morality play
World attention focuses on the problems of the Greek economy — no doubt with a large helping of schadenfreude added:
経済のモラル劇
ギリシャ経済の問題に世界の注目が集まっている― まちがいなく自己満足もたっぷりと添えて。

The Japan Times Nov 11, 2011
TPP: APEC's anti-China son?
The French have a saying: "The more something changes, the more it remains the same thing."

TPPはAPECの反中国的分身?
フランスのことわざにいう― “何かを変えれば変えるほど、それはますます同じものとして残る。”

The Japan Times Dec 29, 2011
North Korea's Khrushchev
Scenes of Pyongyang citizens wailing the death of "Dear Leader" Kim Jong Il remind us how easily dictatorships can manipulate public opinion.

北朝鮮のフルシチョフ
“敬愛する指導者”金正日の死を泣き悲しむピョンヤン市民の光景を見ると、独裁者がいかにかんたんに世論を操縦できるか思い知らされる。

The Japan Times Jan 23, 2012
Bad economics helps China, cripples the west
Today's lecture is on the sorry state of that dismal science called economics...

ヨーロッパの損は中国の得
 今日の講義は、経済学と呼ばれるあのみじめな学問の悲惨な状況について話そう。

イラン攻撃のあやふやな理由
自分が敵対する諸々の国に対してアメリカが採用している理由づけが一次元的であることには、よくやると感心せざるを得ない。

The Japan Times Feb 9, 2012
Dubious reasons to attack Iran
It is hard not to be impressed by the one-dimensional reasons the United States gives for its various animosities.

キャンベラで労働党内対決
それは対照的なもの同士の戦いだった。片や元豪首相ケヴィン・ラッド54歳、ベビーフェイスの元外交官...

The Japan Times March 1, 2012
Labor showdown in Canberra
It was a battle of the opposites. On one side we had ex-Australian prime minister, Kevin Rudd...

日本批判者を事実チェックすれば
いまアメリカの優良メディアは、政治家たちによる法外な主張を暴くために、事実チェッカーや真実メーターというものを使っている

The Japan Times April 30, 2012
Fact Checking Japan's Critics
The better U.S. media now use fact-checkers and truth meters to debunk outrageous claims by politicians.
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日本の大学改革
メディア報道によると、日本の教育官僚たちは、学業成績抜群の高校生について18歳以前でも高校卒業を認めようと考えはじめているようだ。

The Japan Times July 4, 2012
Reforming Japan's universities
Media reports say Japan's education bureaucrats are considering allowing students with "stellar" academic records to graduate from high school before they turn 18.

緊縮の経済学は筋が通らぬ
財政引き締め志向のヨーロッパの緊縮プランナーたちは、単純な数学がわかっているのか。

The Japan Times Aug 15, 2012
Economics of austerity don't add up
Do Europe's budget-cutting austerity-minded planners understand simple math?

日本の“敵前逃亡者”を想う
8月15日はお盆の日、日本各地でいわゆる死者の霊を黄泉の国の苦しみからこの地に呼び戻すという行事が行われる。

The Japan Times Aug 22, 2012
Remembering Japan's 'deserters'
The Obon festival celebrated on Aug. 15 in many parts of Japan marks the alleged release of ghosts from past mythical sufferings.

原子力エネルギーについて
福島第一原子力発電所の災害が起きて、日本は将来の原子力エネルギーの役割について再考を迫られている。

The Japan Times Oct 23, 2012
The case for nuclear power
The Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant disaster has made Japan reconsider the role of nuclear power in its future.
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日本の大学教育の危機
正規の4年制大学となって学位を与える資格を申請していた三教育機関に対して文部科学省官僚が与えた認可を、田中真紀子大文部科学大臣が不認可にしようとした件で、大臣が謝罪した。

The Japan Times Nov 28, 2012
Japan's university education crisis
Education minister Makiko Tanaka has apologized for trying to cancel approvals given by her ministry...
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日本の指導者は財政ビッグバンを持続させる必要を理解すべき

日本の株式市場は、安倍晋三首相が彼自身の経済刺激計画を発表する前から、すでに上向きに転じていたため、さすがにいつも聞かされる刺激政策批判も口を閉ざすかと思われた。

The Japan Times Jan 21, 2013
Japan’s leaders must see the need for sustaining a fiscal Big Bang
With Japan’s stock market surging even before Prime Minister Shinzo Abe unveiled his plans for economic stimulus...

日本の遠隔地で教育の奇跡

中央から遠く離れた北日本の秋田という土地の、小さな一地方大学学長の死が、全国レベルのニュースになることは、そもそもめずらしい。

The Japan Times Feb 28, 2013
Education miracles in remote Japan
That the death of the head of a small provincial university in the remote Akita district of northern Japan should be national news is remarkable enough.

日本の領土問題解決のカギは柔軟性

今に至って、日本はいよいよ全ての隣人ときびしい紛争になってしまった。

The Japan Times March 13, 2013
Flexibility key to resolving Japan’s territorial disputes
At last count, Japan was in severe dispute with every one of its neighbors

平壌の攻撃的威嚇は西側の“デモナイザー(悪魔を作る人)”のせい

アメリカのイラク攻撃から10年が過ぎたが、疑問は残る:

The Japan Times April 13, 2013
Blame Western ‘demonists’ for Pyongyang’s belligerence
Ten years after the U.S. attack on Iraq the question remains...