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An Anthropological Approach to Conflict Theory and its Relation to the Culture of Peace
Domestic wastewater treatment by biological aerated filter - power consumption optimization by renewable energy supply
Japan and The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia: A reconciliation of values and common notions between the Far East and the Balkans: a study on categories of value in Japanese and Macedonian proverbs
Information Technology and Prevention of Crime: A Comparative and analytical study of India and Japan
The construction of the East Timorese National Identity, Intercultural Dialogue East Timor-Portugal
The role of open access journal systems in research capacity development: case of Kenya

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Who was Keizo Obuchi ?

Mr Keizo Obuchi, former Prime Minister of Japan, was born on 25 June 1937 in Nakanojo, Japan and sadly passed away on 14 May 2000 at the age of 62. Son of a politician, he resolved to become a politician himself. Soft-spoken and charismatic, he was known as a man of modesty and integrity. [read...]