No. 899   /  Dec. 22, 2002
(Uploaded Jun. 7)


�ž  A Strange Mix of Tax Increases and Decreases
  �@   No Principles or Consistency
          Koizumi�fs Policy-Less �gTax System Reforms�h

�ž�@Editorial:  Without Examining the Real Conditions
�@�@�@�@ Takeo�fs Theory of North Korea as a �gConspiratorial State�h

�ž�@Series: Looking at the Book �gKokumin no geijutsu�h (National Art)
�@�@�@�@ More Nonsense From �gTsukuru-Kai�h (Group for Textbook Reform) (#6)
                  �| The Importation of Buddhism is Praised , But Should This Be Criticized
                                                      As  a Alien Barbarous God ?!

 �ž�@The �gCoffin�h System of Kan and Okuda
        �|�gOpposing�h Koizumi in Words Only
           �|The Democratic Party�fs Lack of Consensus  
 

�ž�@The Aegis Ship Has Been Dispatched 
�@�@�@   Declaring bit for �gMillitary Police of the World�h 

�ž�@Regional Reports: The LDP�fs Policy is Intolerable
�@�@�@           Devastated Rural Areas      (Toyama)
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�ž�@Economic Development and the Decay of the Communist Party
          An Expose of Reality in China
          A Look at Ka Seiren�fs �gThe Pitfalls of Modernization in China�h

�ž�@The Breakdown of the �gYutori�h Education Line
�@�@�@�@  Capital No Longer Desires Well-Educated Workers

�ž�@The Denunciation of Racial Prejudice in the United States
�@�@�@   This Cannot Be Simply Reduced to a �gProblem of Awareness�h

�ž�@Only the Signboard Has Changed
�@�@�@   The Majority of Special Corporations Are Turned into
                                        Independent Administrative Corporations

�ž�@The Increasing Use of Part-Time Labor
         The Reality and Prospects for Struggle (Part Three)
            �|Only 3% of Workers Are Organized
               �|The Minuscule Part-Time Labor Policy of Rengo

�ž�@Book Review:  Exposing the Chameleon-Like Change of Educators
         �g15-Year War and Education�h by Junosuke Yasukawa

�ž�@Raising the Banner of State-Ism
�@�@�@   A Look at the Head of the �gFamilies Group�h for Adbuctees from N. Korea