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4.12 Global Day of Action on Military Spending (4月12日:軍事予算を考える世界アクションデイ)
More than 100 endorsers have planned 90 events in 35 countries (including Okinawa) for the Global Day of Action on Military Spending (GDAMS) on April 12, 2011. The Institute for Policy Studies (sponsor of Network for Okinawa) co-founded GDAMS with the International Peace Bureau.
Who Killed Hatoyama’s Career?
John Feffer from the Institute for Policy Studies discusses the resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Hatoyama.
Brown-Bag Discussion: Out of Okinawa: Military Bases and the U.S.-Japan Alliance
Join us for a discussion with Gavan McCormack, emeritus professor at Australian National University, titled: "Out of Okinawa: Military Bases and the U.S.-Japan Alliance." The event is on Monday, May 10th at noon at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, D.C.
Official Press Release – April 20, 2010
Press Release (4/20/10) from the Network for Okinawa.
World Beat: Velvet Imperialists
John Feffer from the Institute for Policy Studies writes about the Okinawa base issue in the latest World Beat.
Can Japan Say No to Washington?
John Feffer from the Institute for Policy Studies discusses the Okinawa base issue and U.S. foreign policy.






Katrina Vanden Heuvel: Around the Globe, US Military Bases Generate Resentment, Not Security