Donald Westmore, Executive Director, ACCJ, 1998 - 2006 |
The "Perspectives" column by former ACCJ Executive Director Donald Westmore appeared in the ACCJ Journal each month from January 2004 until his departure, with a feature article in the June 2006 issue. Mr. Westmore discusses economic, political and social issues, developments and contexts of interest that affect business conditions in Japan. His perspective is informed by more than forty years in Japan and Asia as a diplomat, businessman, writer and lecturer, including eight years with the ACCJ.
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2006-06: Long March Back to the Future (Feature article)
2006-05: Thinking Really Big
2006-04: What's in a Language?
2006-03: So Little Time . . .
2006-02: That Shrinking Feelilng
2006-01: Happy Dog Year
2005-12: What A Year! But What's Next?
2005-11: Koizumi Proves His Point
2005-10: The Consensus Myth
2005-09: A Close Call
2005-08: Trade Deficit? What Trade Deficit?
2005-07: Dragon Rising: Part II
2005-06: Dragon Rising: Part 1
2005-05: Japan's Healthcare Debate
2005-04: The Hidden Playing Field
2005-03: China, the ACCJ and APCAC
2005-02: Free press, Japanese style
2005-01: Step by step, brick by brick
2004-12: Lobbying and Democracy
2004-11: Ah, politics!
2004-10: Privatizing Japan
2004-09: Participating in History
2004-08: A Viewpoint Too Far
2004-07: M.A.D. Economic Relations
2004-06: Return of the Luddites
2004-05: Lost in Translation
2004-04: The Year of the Monkey
2004-03: On change
2004-02: Whose company is this, anyhow?
2004-01: The World comes to Japan
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