Japan and the Security of Asia

By: Louis D. Hayes

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Hardcover | 1 November 2001

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216 Pages

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23.62 x 15.9 x 2.13

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This study traces the rise, fall and rise again of modern Japan and its impact on the modern international system. The narrative takes the reader through a turbulent 150 years of Japanese history, from the waning years of the feudal Tokugawa Shogunate to the restoration of imperial rule and Japan's embrace and eventual rejection of the West. Louise Hayes discusses the rise of virulent nationalism and military totalitarianism that resulted in world war and concludes with a detailed analysis of the rehabilitation of post-war Japan, its Cold War relationship with the US and its metamorphosis into a geo-economic power. She explains the dynamics of modern Japan's foreign policy, the changing context in which foreign relations were conducted and Japan's evolving role in the new millennium's world order.

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