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… “regulate, restrict, and ultimately ban a food” if the “risk of damage to the population is too big to wait for more … “too vague for a guiding principle” and that it “runs the risk of killing innovation.” This event was sponsored by the European Union Studies Program at …

… 1968, which became a watershed moment in the collapse of Japan’s studio system. As a result of this, Suzuki has … on a book about cinephile culture and film production in Japan from the 1980s through the present. Arts & …

… The alarm bells only get louder when you begin to examine why current Republican leaders think this way — and why they might be right. The United States is a profoundly … it — or at least have a good enough chance to justify the risk? The answer offers a stark warning about American …

… gradually, but significantly, from 10.87 percent in 1901 to 27.78 percent in 2001, it has since topped 30 percent …

… of moving images and the influence of American cinema For Japan, World War I has been described as a fire on the other … melodramatic and documentary films were produced in Japan during the fall of Qingdao and the Nikolayevsk … non-fiction—were imported and regularly screened across Japan. In this lecture, I first introduce the types of films …