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A Study on Advanced Technologies Inspired by Nature for Wireless LAN
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HIROSHIMA RESEARCH NEWS（通巻51号）
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一戦後世代人の回顧 (百瀬 宏)
研究プロジェクト報告（2013 ～2015年度）「核・軍縮研究会」 (水本 和実)
投稿 NPT 再検討会議と国連軍縮会議に参加して
～高校3 年間の活動を振り返る～ (徳山 実紅)
HPI 連続市民講座 戦後70年の論点と課題 (河上 暁弘)
HPI 研究フォーラム (永井 均／孫 賢鎮)
初の英語による市民講座を開催(ロバート・ジェイコブズ)
お知らせ『平和と安全保障を考える事典』刊行(竹本 真希子)
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発声機能障害者支援システムのための音質明瞭化手法の検討
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Strategy and Alliance Policy for the Asia-Pacific Region under the Eisenhower Administration : Collective Defense System in the Western Pacific
No full textapplication/pdfThis article reports research results on the development of American alliances during the Eisenhower administration. The administration established bilateral alliances with the Republic of Korea and the Republic of China, respectively, and the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) in the early Cold War period, adding them to the Australia, New Zealand and United States Security Treaty (ANZUS) and, the U.S.-Japan and U.S.-Philippine alliances, which the Truman administration founded. The Eisenhower administration considered linking these six alliances with each other and expanding them into a comprehensive collective defense arrangement.
Investigating Far East policies and alliance making of the administration, this article provides new evidence and perspectives on a collective defense organization. The article finds that the administration, mobilizing potential defense capabilities of Japan, ROK and ROC, had considered the possibility of forming a Western Pacific collective defense arrangement at least until 1957, but it did not succeed because of two possible factors; the Japanese government’s negative attitude toward making a contribution even for self-defense, let alone for the security of the Asia Pacific region, and discrepancies in interests of desired members for the coalition, such as the intense anti-Communist attitudes of the ROK and ROC governments, which made it difficult for other potential allies in the region to cooperate with each other.journal articl
Transforming the System of Student Evaluation in German in Reconstruction of Secondary Schools from a Three- to a Two-branched System
No full textapplication/pdfThis paper overviews how the student evaluation system in each German federal state has changed as secondary school system has been reformed after the so-called “PISA-Shock”in Germany. As a result of the reforms, secondary schools are gradually transforming from a three to a two-branched system, while international experts recommend Germany to adopt a single-track system to reduce the achievement gap between students. Because of rules ensuring independence in matters of education and culture in Germany, each state designs its own secondary schools beside/including Gymnasium (grammar school). On the other hand, the system for evaluating students maintains three different qualifications, while the system for selecting and tracking students is gradually being divided into six procedures, students can change their career tracking more flexibly.本研究は、科学研究費補助金（若手研究B）「三分岐型から二分岐型への中等学校制度再編に伴うドイツ教育評価制度の変容（課題番号：25780483）」（研究代表者：卜部匡司）の研究成果の一部である。journal articl