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,Separating economics from politics: Japan’s trade with two planned economies, 1950–60,st two months later, however, Washington extended US export controls to include China—albeit less severe than those imposed on the Soviet Union—and General Headquarters in Tokyo applied these to Sino-Japanese trade..

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Book 2004ns during the turbulent years between 1950 and 1964. Drawing on extensive Japanese sources and unprecedented access to previously classified government documents, C.W. Braddick exposes the myths shrouding this formative era in Japan‘s postwar development.

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,When brothers fight: Japanese Socialism and the Sino-Soviet ideological dispute, 1962–64,both Japanese Socialists and Communists. In fact, the two parties passed through three relatively distinct stages between 1962 and 1966, although their moves were not always synchronous: non-involvement and non-alignment; alignment and division; and realignment and autonomy.

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Japan in a bipolar world: an introduction,an Foreign Minister, Igor Ivanov, was concluding an official visit. In February 1950, however, all eyes had focused upon Moscow, where Josef Stalin and Mao Zedong were concluding a 30-year pact to unite the strategic ‘heartland of Eurasia’.. A ‘Communist bloc’ now stretched from Berlin to Beijing. L