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Llewelyn Hughes

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Llewelyn Hughes worked for Ozawa from 1997-2000, and is currently Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at George Washington University.

Now is the time for Australia and Japan to work together on a low-carbon future
- Llewelyn Hughes
Will Japan continue to finance international coal projects?
- Christian Downie
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Environment
- Northeast Asia
Japan’s risky new resource strategy
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Oceania
- Northeast Asia
Recharging Japan’s energy policy
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Northeast Asia
Japan deserves some praise on climate change
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Environment
- Northeast Asia
Japan’s energy conundrum
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Politics
- Northeast Asia
Japan’s radical incrementalism in energy
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Economics
- Northeast Asia
Promoting standards harmonisation in the fight against climate change
- Llewelyn Hughes
Japan: Reflections on Ozawa from two former aides
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Northeast Asia
Climate Change and Japan’s Post-Copenhagen Challenge
- Llewelyn Hughes
- Environment
- Northeast Asia

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Llewelyn Hughes

Now is the time for Australia and Japan to work together on a low-carbon future

Will Japan continue to finance international coal projects?

Japan’s risky new resource strategy

Recharging Japan’s energy policy

Japan deserves some praise on climate change

Japan’s energy conundrum

Japan’s radical incrementalism in energy

Promoting standards harmonisation in the fight against climate change

Japan: Reflections on Ozawa from two former aides

Climate Change and Japan’s Post-Copenhagen Challenge

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