Titlebook: Japan and World Depression; Then and Now Ronald Dore (Assistant Director, Visiting Professo Book 1987 Ronald Dore and Radha Sinha 1987 depr

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Depression and Protection: the Early Thirties and the Early Eighties Compared,loss from the less efficient use of the world’s scarce resources. Nor is this all. For the protective barriers flung up and strengthened when times are bad may well remain in position when good times have returned — good times that would be better if these impediments to the freer flow of goods and

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The Japanese Economy in the Interwar Period: a Brief Summary, War until the start of full-scale hostilities in China, in the hope that a comparison of the two periods 1920–30 and 1931–6 may be useful in considering modern Japan’s relations with the rest of the world economy.

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Japanese Public Opinion and Policies on Security and Defence,t made scarcely any progress in Japan until after the 1945 defeat.. The militaristic and authoritarian principles on which government was increasingly based as the 1930s wore on could scarcely have been less conducive to the principle or practice of seeking to find out objectively what the populatio

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Soviet-Japanese Relations, Past and Present, in the war of 1904–5, in which Russians lost on land and on sea, and the Japanese were established as a major world power. Russia’s defeat still left her in effective control of Northern Manchuria, with its vital rail link to Vladivostok, and Harbin remained a predominantly Russian city until the t

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,Variations on a Pan-Asianist Theme: the ‘Special Relationship’ between Japan and Thailand,l fief particularism gave way to a broader all-encompassing nationalism. In being confronted in the mid-nineteenth century by a perceived hostile external world after two centuries of isolationism, Japanese, irrespective of their origins, were struck by their ‘Japaneseness’. While the nation-buildin

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