Following President John F. Kennedy’s term, one president after another dragged the world into recession. Dr. Brian ...
It seems that the Tohoku region, which experienced the earthquake disaster, is generally unable to envision a prosperous ...
More and more people are criticizing Hollywood for ignoring China’s human rights abuse, which is now widely reported all over the world. It seems even they are kneeling in front of the Chinese ...
Former tenured professor at Princeton and Vanderbilt Universities, and is a Distinguished Senior Fellow for Constitutional Studies with the Texas Public Policy Foundation. Dr. Swain is the author or ...
We spoke with a retired captain of the U.S. Navy about his outlook on the Biden administration’s Asia policy. Retired Captain of the U.S. Navy Captain James E. Fanell Fanell graduated from San Diego ...
An Interview With Dr. Laffer: Japan Won’t Recover Amid a Weaker Yen and Trade Protectionism (Part 2)
Dr. Laffer: I’m going to give you two examples of trade: one pro-Japan and one anti-Japan. Imagine Japan under former Prime Minister Obuchi who cuts tax rates in Japan dramatically. What happens to ...
As we continue to witness its widespread human rights violations, the Chinese Communist Party increasingly poses an immense threat to the free world. The world needs to form a united front to protect ...
Cho: Nowadays, there’s a huge transfer from Red States to Blue States. You’ve studied the factors behind each state’s economic growth for many years, and more recently, you co-authored a paper called ...
――How did you feel when you first saw the Xinjiang Police Files? Turkel: When I looked at it, when I look at those thousands of faces of men and women, children as young as 14, as old as 77, my ...
Born in 1956 in Virginia, USA. He graduated from UCLA School of Law. He served as a United States Marine Officer, including duties as the Marine Corps attaché at the United States Embassy in Japan, ...
Cho: Japan and the United States have become ‘big governments.’ Government spending as a share of GDP remains high at 44.55% in Japan, followed by 34.38% in the United States. When do you think the ...
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