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Amelia Newcomb
Affiliation during program: Christian Science Monitor
Country Focus: Japan
| Program: 2008 [email protected] |
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Amelia Newcomb has been the assistant international editor at The Christian Science Monitor for the past five years. Prior to that, she held positions as the editor of The Monitor's award-winning education section and its Ideas section, and wrote on a wide variety of education issues. She has also reported periodically from China and Japan. Before joining The Monitor 13 years ago, Newcomb worked for Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun in Washington for two years.
A graduate of Harvard University, she also holds a master's degree in International Relations from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
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· Japan's ruling party hopes Aso will restore its reputation | ||
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· In Japan, retired men find new role as caregivers |
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· Japan cracking the US pop culture hegemony |
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· Ground zero for no-waste lifestyle |
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| · Japan quietly seeks global leadership niches | ||
| · Japan's new leadership role: Q&A with Amelia Newcomb | ||
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