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高级日语课程是否能持续发展？以澳大利亚、新西兰和新加坡为例

  • 作者：卡罗尔·海耶斯副教授（Associate Professor Carol Hayes），中根育子副教授（Associate Professor Ikuko Nakane），福井渚（Nagisa Fukui），永见昌纪（Masanori Nagami），荻野雅由博士（Dr Masayoshi Ogino），尾辻惠美博士（Dr Emi Otsuji）,

我们与日本在经济、战略以及文化领域上的联系从未如此紧密过

Protecting the environment from the US Military: Okinawan civil society actors and the barriers to change

  • Scott Musgrave-Takeda,

Opposition to US military bases in Japan is growing due to PFAS contamination and other environmental concerns.

Adapting to the ‘new normal’: Chinese NGOs during COVID-19

  • Di Wu,

China’s government is maintaining a state-dominant strategy over NGOs as it implements ‘zero-COVID’.

Contemporary politics in the Philippines shows how emotions can inform human rights advocacy

  • Syme de Leon,

Duterte has used emotion to his advantage, so how can human rights be articulated to resonate more?

INTERVIEW: How food delivery drivers and other platform workers are faring in contemporary China

  • Dr Chris King-Chi Chan ,

A huge percentage of workers in China are in the platform economy without labour protections and very limited ability to strike.

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