Japan can learn from Germany's approach to training and work

Country needs to build and import talent, rather than export it

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A vocational program for pharmacy technicians in Munich: Germany's global reputation for a high-quality workforce owes much to its education and work training system. © Reuters

Nancy Snow is a senior visiting scholar at the Institute of International Relations in Athens and also Fulbright professor of public diplomacy at Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences in the city. She is the author of "The Mystery of Japan's Information Power."

China's usurpation of Japan's status as the world's second-largest economy in 2010 marked a moment of deep self-reflection in Tokyo about the country's declining influence and power.

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