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American filmmaker and photographer, J.J. Osbun offers a simple way of looking at the Diaoyu Dao dispute. Using a stolen watch as an analogy, he asks whether possession alone can create ownership – a question that lies at the heart of competing claims over the islands.
American filmmaker and photographer, J.J. Osbun offers a simple way of looking at the Diaoyu Dao dispute. Using a stolen watch as an analogy, he asks whether possession alone can create ownership – a question that lies at the heart of competing claims over the islands.