The Mansfield Fellows Training in Japan, 2011-2012
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Monterey R. Gardiner
Physical Scientist, Technology Development Manager, Department of Energy
OBJECTIVE: Gain a comprehensive understanding of how Japan works toward carbon-free energy production and potential solutions to meeting future national energy efficiency goals. |
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Melissa Muhammad
Competent Authority/Tax Treaty Analyst, Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Department of Treasury.
OBJECTIVE: Gain firsthand understanding of Japan’s international tax system and development of international tax policies, and learn about Japan’s perspective on bilateral treaties, bilateral negotiations and membership in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). |
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Tad Woolfe
Major, United States Air Force
OBJECTIVE: Gain a firsthand understanding of Japan’s defense policy, especially as it relates to bilateral interoperability in such areas as disaster relief, anti-piracy, and peacekeeping operations; learn how the Joint Staff bridges policy to operations and employs resources to achieve policy objectives. |
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Andrew L. Winternitz
Deputy Director for Japan Policy, Office of the Secretary of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense.
OBJECTIVE: Develop an understanding of Japan’s defense policy, especially as it relates to interactions with allies and partners, and how Japanese ministries and agencies work together to formulate and execute policy. |
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Amanda J. Van den Dool
Program Analyst, U.S. Agency for International Development
OBJECTIVE: Attain an in-depth understanding of how Japan makes strategic decisions for prioritizing, managing and coordinating Official Development Assistance (ODA) and learn more about private sector engagement in foreign assistance programs and donor coordination efforts. |
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