Dilemmas of growth in prewar Japan. Edited by James William Morley. Contributors: George M. Beckmann [and others]

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Book
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English
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Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 1971.
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ix, 527 p. 21 cm.

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    Papers from the 6th and final seminar of the Conference on Modern Japan, held in Puerto Rico, Jan. 1968.
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    Includes bibliographical references.
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    Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)
    Contents
    • Introduction: Choice and consequence / James William Morley
    • pt. 1. Political and military: The bureaucracy as a political force, 1920-45 / Robert M. Spaulding, Jr.
    • Retrogression in Japan's foreign policy decision-making process / Chihiro Hosoya
    • The failure of military expansionism / Akira Iriye
    • The radical Left and the failure of communism / George M. Beckmann
    • pt. 2. Economic and social: Rural origins of Japanese fascism / R.P. Dore and Tsutomu Ōuchi
    • The economic muddle of the 1920s / Hugh T. Patrick
    • Big business and politics in prewar Japan / Arthur E. Tiedemann
    • pt. 3. Intellectual: Intellectuals as visionaries of the new Asian order / James B. Crowley
    • Nakano Seigō and the spirit of the Meiji restoration in twentieth-century Japan / Tetsuo Najita
    • Ōyama Ikuo and the search for democracy / Peter Duus
    • Japan and Germany in the interwar period / Kentarō Hayashi
    • What went wrong? / Edwin O. Reischauer.
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    069103074X
    LCCN
    ^^^79155964^
    OCLC
    231089
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