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    Stockholm School of Economics. The European Institute of Japanese Studies
    The mission of The European Institute of Japanese Studies (EIJS) is to serve as a major centre for research on the economies and societies of Japan and East Asia, with particular emphasis on issues which impact on Europe. Established in Stockholm in September 1992 through an endowment of funds from Swedish and Japanese businesses and the Swedish government, EIJS operates independently of economic and political interest groups as an autonomous research centre within the Stockholm School of Economics. With research and education at the core EIJS' five areas of activity are: research, education, information, public seminars, and executive education. With research and education as the core, and in seeking to contribute to better understanding of Japan and its role in the world economy, EIJS is also active in providing value-added information services, arranging conferences, workshops and seminars, disseminating research results, and participating in public policy debate.
    http://www.hhs.se/EIJS/
    Keywords: Asia Area Studies, Nordic Perspective, Research Institute, Sweden,
     
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