Titlebook: American Power, the New World Order and the Japanese Challenge; William R. Nester Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Trapez-, S?gen- und Rundgewinde984, and Hitachi surpassed IBM in 1985, to name a few. Although America’s 104541 patents in 1990 were larger than Japan’s 76 984, Japan’s corporations led in the ability to turn inventions into mass consumer products.

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Introductionmon cause to achieve the universal aspirations of Mankind: peace and security, freedom and the rule of law”? Although the concept remains vague, the world has changed remarkably over the past several years. The most startling event was the Cold War’s finale as President Gorbachev essentially admitte

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American Liberalism: Triumph and Tragedyed or power more decentralized and restrained than in the United States. Building upon democratic traditions that had been evolving over 150 years and driven by the principles that the “government that governs least governs best” and “the more power is decentralized the less chance it will be abused

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The Mature Industry Frontomobiles are obviously promoted because of their strategic importance. Tokyo carefully protects a range of industries like agriculture, construction, and distribution for their political rather than economic importance. Tens of millions of farmers, builders and distributors and their families give t

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