Titlebook: Japan’s Evolving Foreign Policy Doctrine; From Yoshida to Miya Bert Edstr?m Book 1999 Bert Edstr?m 1999 cold war.economy.foreign policy.Pol

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Bert Edstr?mand forms of historical materialism, and will be of interest to students and scholars across politics, international relations, sociology, policy studies and geography, as well as those interested in climate change politics and activism.?.978-3-030-48361-6978-3-030-48359-3

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,Conclusion: Japan’s Evolving Foreign-Policy Doctrine,orities and policies was thus a matter of course after the war. Prime ministers announced the advent of a ‘new’ Japan. It was a habit that stuck — never have new eras been declared so many times as by Japan’s postwar premiers!

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The International Cold Warrior: Ikeda Hayato, power as a result of the security-treaty revision upheaval. He was the first prime minister of the postwar generation (Itō, 1981, pp. 5f) and a prize student of ‘the Yoshida school’, the group of young and gifted bureaucrats who had caught the eye of Yoshida and rode to powerful positions on his coat-tail (Nakamura, 1993, p. 457).