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Why a Philosophy of the Natural Sciences is Needed

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The Crash of 2008 and Historical Materialism

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My European Vacation: Interviews with Working-class Leaders

How to Reform Medicare and Create National Health Care

Sagebrush Noir: The Western as 'Social Problem' Film

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December 2008 Poetry

Letter to the Editor

Table of Contents for December 2008 – January 2009 issue

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Vietnam, Japan, Philippines, South and North Korea, and more

Akahata, 03/17/2007
The ruling Liberal Democratic and Komei parties on March 7 decided to forcibly hold a House of Representatives Constitutional Research Committee meeting under the authority of the committee chair, showing their strong zeal for a bill to establish procedures for constitutional revisions.
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Jarvis Tyner, 03/12/2007
My first trip to Vietnam was in 1972 during the war, when Nixon decided to bomb Hanoi during the Christmas holidays. The contrast with today’s Vietnam was enormous.
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Akahata, 03/09/2007
A government panel on the strengthening of national security functions of the Prime Minister's Official Residence on February 27 submitted its final report to Prime Minister Abe Shinzo, calling for an establishment of a "National Security Council."
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The Guardian (Australia), 03/08/2007
The US military lawyer representing Australian Guantánamo Bay detainee David Hicks says he may be removed from the case. The move would further delay proceeding in his case.
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Akahata, 03/02/2007
On February 21, workers and local residents took part in rallies, demonstrations, and representations around the country for the success of the 2007 Spring Struggle.
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Akahata, 02/23/2007
Japanese Communist Party Secretariat Head Ichida Tadayoshi on February 19 criticized a US bipartisan group of experts for "moving to assist advocates of Japan's constitutional revision and further strengthen the Japan-U.S. military alliance" in its report on the Japan-U.S. alliance.
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The Guardian (Australia), 02/22/2007
“We are appalled by the announcement that the Federal Government has secretly agreed to set up a new USA base at Geraldton, in WA”, Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition National Coordinator Denis Doherty said.
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The Guardian (Australia), 02/21/2007
The polls are showing that the Howard Government and even Howard himself could be defeated in the Federal elections due in the second half of this year.
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Akahata, 02/16/2007
The recent round of the Six-Party Talks in Beijing ended on February 13 after adopting a joint document stipulating that North Korea will shut down and seal the Yongbyon nuclear facility and accept IAEA monitoring and verifications and that other parties in response will carry out energy assistance to North Korea.
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Anna Pha, 02/14/2007
“David Hicks’ situation can be drawn to a quick and fair close. If the US believes he violated US federal law, then Australia should demand that the US immediately try Hicks in a US federal court.
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Akahata, 02/09/2007
Aiming at finishing the work by the end of September, the Japanese and U.S. governments are working on the revision of the 2001 Japan-U.S. joint operation plans in order to deal with possible contingencies on the Korean Peninsula.
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Vietnam News Agency, 02/05/2007
Local and foreign experts have acknowledged Viet Nam's endeavours in developing a legal framework to ensure women's rights. However, they have also voiced the need to draw greater attention from society to ensure gender equality in the country.
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Akahata, 02/02/2007
The Abe Cabinet on January 25 approved an economic and financial basic policy for the next five years entitled "Course and Strategy for the Japanese Economy," the backbone of which is to put the Japanese economy on a new growth course.
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The Guardian (Australia), 01/31/2007
Those who commented on the Australia Day celebrations and how pleased they were to see so many different and diverse people in the crowds – friendly faces that want to live in peace with their neighbours irrespective of race or religion.
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Akahata, 01/26/2007
Prime Minister Abe reportedly is planning to strengthen Japan's cooperation with NATO in Afghanistan. This is a plan to dispatch the Self-Defense Forces to the region where NATO forces are currently deployed. Cooperation between military alliances for dispatching forces abroad is very dangerous.
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The Guardian (Australia), 01/24/2007
On the ABC AM program earlier in January, Kevin Rudd, in declaring his “strong support” for the US alliance declared that “America has been a noble force for good in the world since World War II”.
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International Association of People's Lawyers-Philippines, 01/13/2007
The Philippine Chapter of the International Association of People’s Lawyers (IAPL) vehemently denounces the recent escape of convicted rapist Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith to the US Embassy staged by conniving Philippine and US officials.
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Akahata, 01/12/2007
The United Nations General Assembly in December adopted a resolution entitled, "Renewed determination towards the total elimination of nuclear weapons" of which Japan was the leading sponsor.
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Lao News Agency, 12/23/2006
As developing countries like the Lao PDR play a growing role in the global economy, they must tread carefully to take advantage of the tremendous opportunity while avoiding the economic pitfalls that have plagued many countries around the world over the past few decades.
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labourstart.org, 12/21/2006
Three months after receiving reports of serious worker rights abuses and police violence against protesting workers at its Chong Won Fashion supply factory in the Philippines, Wal-Mart is still delaying taking the necessary steps to fix the problem.
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