Disasters as Change Agents: Three Earthquakes and Three Japans

Gregory Clancey

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In the aftermath of the recent Japanese tsunami I was asked for interviews by a number of Southeast Asian broadcast journalists because I had written a book on Japanese earthquakes. Most of them po...

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