AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Life Story
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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 20 - The Great Australian
Tribe
Chapter 21 - Re-involved with Japan
Chapter 22 - Economic
Dilema
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THE JAPAN TIMES - Modern Nation Preserves Outdated Attitudes Key to Japan's Economic Ills is to Correct Inefficiency of Tertiary Industry - Service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 -
- Rebutting Mikie Kiyoi's Claims
- How to get to China
- In Peking some Old Reminders
- 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
- 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
...visits
since October, 2002
Getting Japan's politics wrong
Western media have reported Japan's new prime minister, Yasuo Fukuda, as drab and unexciting and even as "lukewarm pizza."
APEC's purpose is missing
Each year we have to ask the same question as world leaders drag themselves across the globe, taking days from their crowded schedules, simply to hand out platitudes on the importance of free trade, the environment or some other trendy topic of the day.
毎年、世界の指導者が自由貿易、環境その他いま流行のテーマについて月並みなことをいうだけのために、多忙なスケジュールを数日割いて、地球の隅々から集まってくるのを見ると、いつも同じ問いを発せずにはいられない。
OTHER ARTICLES
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
THE JAPAN TIMES - OPINION PAGE
Hope for peace in partition?
Why is the world so reluctant to accept partition as the answer to ethnic, religious or political conflicts
Miyazawa knew economics
Obituaries for former Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, who died recently at age 87, agreed that he was a statesman and a genuine internationalist.
Serbia owed justice in Kosovo
No commentator likes to sound like a conspiracy nut.
'SECRET' GOSSIP ABOUT IRAQ
More compelling than common sense
The following statement appeared in an article on the opinion page of The Japan Times in July 2003.
2003年7月のジャパン･タイムズ「オピニオン」欄の記事の中に、次のような文があった。
Crutial Role for Trade Barriers
Latin America's textile industries are in trouble. They cannot compete with cheaper imports from China.
Australia's anti-China pact
Australia does some strange things in its foreign policies. The latest "security" (read "military") tieup with Japan is no exception.
オーストラリアは外交政策で奇妙なことをやる。ごく最近の日本との“安全保障”（“軍事”と読む）提携も例外ではない。
North Korea Prefers Bush?
Japan's distress over the rapid progress in U.S.-North Korean talks for normalization of relations is palpable.
米朝会談が両国関係正常化の方向へ急進展していることで、日本が困惑しているのは明らかだ。
Knocked Back in Beijing
Tokyo tries to keep a brave face on the agreements reached at last week's six-nation talks in Beijing aimed at putting an end to North Korea's nuclear development plans.
So much for Abe's reconciliation policy
Remember all that talk just a few months back about how Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, unlike former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, was embarked on a policy of reconciliation with China?
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
Trumped up war on 'terror'
My French aunt died the other day. She was lovely woman. But sadly she was also a terrorist.
The fusillade against China
In some ways China is not my favorite country.
Aussie personalist diplomacy
Australia is never short of surprises.
Mistaken economic policies
Tokyo seems to have difficulties in handling economic problems
週刊東洋経済
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
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
Book Excerpt
Row that demonized China
So now we know, officially, that the U.S. military contemplated a nuclear attack on China during the 1958 Taiwan Strait crisis.
Japan sidelined on Taiwan
Arriving at Taipei international airport en route to a Taiwanese university conference on Russia, you are hit by the headline of a local magazine on display.