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Inescapable Solutions: Japanese Aid and the Construction of Global Development David Leheny and Kay B. Warren  Part I: Japanese ODA and Modes of Representation  1. Japan’s ODA: Naiatsu and Gaiatsu Carol Lancaster  2. Old Visions and New Actors in Foreign Aid Politics Saori N. Katada  Part II: The Changing Contexts for Practicing Japanese Aid  3. Japan’s ODA to Vietnam and New Growth Support to Africa Izumi Ohno  4. Japan's ODA to Bolivia Toru Yanagihara  5. Education Aid for Afghanistan Seiji Utsumi  Part III: Human Security and the Proliferation of Transnationalisms  6. Japanese Foreign Aid and the Spread of HIV/AIDS to Women in Asia Katya Burns  7. Japanese Lessons and Transnational Forces: ODA and the Environment Derek Hall  8. Promoting Gender Equality in Japanese ODA Yumiko Tanaka  Part IV: Inescapable Crises  9. Trafficking in Persons Kay B. Warren  10. Crossing Borders Petrice R. Flowers  11. Remaking Counterterrorism David Leheny  Remaking Transnationalisms: Japan and the Solutions to Crises David Leheny