Nation Building in Japan, 1945-1952

ISBN-13: 9781032470337 / Twarda / 2024 / 184 str.

Peter K. (Peter Frost is the Frederich L. Schuman Professor

Opis

This book begins by explaining why Japan spent roughly fifty years building its own colonial system and declaring war on China and the Western Allies, only to decide after military defeats to surrender before being invaded. 

Spis treści

PROLOGUE

 

1.     FROM WAR TO SURRENDER

 

       2. THE OCCUPATION ARRIVES

 

    3. A BATTERED NATION

 

    4. PUNISHMENTS

 

    5. KEY REFORMS

 

    6. THE OCCUPATION CHANGES

 

    7.  AFTERMATH: JUDGING SUCCESS

 

    EPILOGUE: NATION BUILDING

 

     APPENDIX

 

    BIBLIOGRAPY

 

    ENDNOTES

O autorze

Peter K. Frost is an Emeritus Professor of International Studies at Williams College, USA