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Dr. Kiichi Fujiwara will examine the issue of how wars
are not forgotten; they are repeatedly "remembered," and that
the political impact of war memories may increase over time.
He has written that memories of war may be quite distinct in
their morals and lessons; conflicts break out by the encounter
of diverse memories, as in the case of war memories in Asia.
In the seminar, Dr. Fujiwara will discuss the rise and fall
of various war memories, along with their relation to the political
setting of the time.
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Dr.
Kiichi Fujiwara
Professor of International Politics
University of Tokyo
Discussants
Mr.
Steve Clemons
Executive
Vice President
New America Foundation
Mr.
Matt Palmer
Foreign Service Officer
Department of State
Moderator
Dr. G. John Ikenberry
Peter F. Krogh Professor of Global Justice
Georgetown University
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