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Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange

Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange

The Japan Foundation supports Japanese studies overseas and promotes intellectual exchange between Japan and other countries.

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List of Fellows in 2009

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“Children for the Future, Future of the Children --Child Policies and the Role of Civil Society in a Time of the Economic Crisis”

The Japan Foundation (JF) and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) hosted an international symposium “Children for the Future, Future of the Children --Child Policies and the Role of Civil Society in a Time of the Economic Crisis”.

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Japanese Studies Fellowships
This program provides support to preeminent foreign scholars in Japanese studies to give them an opportunity to conduct research in Japan.
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The Japan Foundation conducts surveys on the state of Japanese studies according to the region in which they take place. The findings of these surveys are published in the directory and reports.
The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership (CGP)
The Center for Global Partnership (CGP) was established within the Japan Foundation in April 1991 to promote collaboration between the people of Japan, the United States, and beyond in order to address issues of global concern.
Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths: JENESYS Programme
To create a close, personal, and professional network of "public intellectuals" in Asia, the Japan Foundation and the International House of Japan (I-House) have jointly been conducting the Asian Leadership Fellow Program since 1996.

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