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Ken Ishida semiotics, sociology and anthropology. This chapter presents a map of applied research methodologies that have been used to explore the field of literacy, primarily from social perspectives. It does not claim to be a comprehensive map covering all the forms of socially oriented research that can be

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m the language of everyday experience to the technical and abstract language of educational knowledge. This phase of the journey begins in the early years of school with initial instruction in reading and writing. It then follows students as they navigate two critical literacy-dependent transitions:

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Introduction,eir decision-making process. Many historians have had little interest in comparative analysis, so the commonalities and differences in the structure of foreign policy making have rarely been discussed in regard to the Axis powers. This chapter contrasts Japan’s and Italy’s idiosyncrasies with those

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Coordinators: The Two Prime and Foreign Ministers, Koki Hirota and Benito Mussolini,ir decision-making circles as Hitler did. Both countries’ foreign policies could be characterized by a strange mixture of indecisive discourse and aggressive opportunism. Hirota and Mussolini acted as coordinators among the competing governmental actors. Hirota managed to maintain the integrity with

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Planners: The Two Undersecretaries, Mamoru Shigemitsu and Fulvio Suvich,ffairs. Both placed importance on upholding the relationships with the great powers, especially Britain, yet they also believed that their states must establish regional hegemony in East Asia and Central Europe, respectively In addition to their imperialistic orientation, they had a distaste for soc