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A panel discussion including Akira Chiba of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Japan and Randy Schriver, founding partner of Armitage International and former senior country director at the Department of Defense for China and Taiwan .
February 13, 2006
A panel discussion including Akira Chiba of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Japan and Randy Schriver, founding partner of Armitage International and former senior country director at the Department of Defense for China and Taiwan .
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