Challenge of Japan Before World War II
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A01=Nazli Choucri
A01=Robert C. North
A01=Susumu Yamakage
army
Army Expenditures
Asian area studies
Author_Nazli Choucri
Author_Robert C. North
Author_Susumu Yamakage
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Clean Government Party
Colonial Administration
Country's GNP
Country’s GNP
East Indies
economic development drivers
Energy Resource
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expenditures
FDI
international conflict analysis
Japan's Foreign Direct Investment
Japan's post-World War II
japanese
Japan’s post-World War II
Kwantung Army
lateral
Lateral Pressure
lateral pressure theory
Liaotung Peninsula
meiji
Military Expenditures
MITI
modelling state expansion processes
navy
Navy Expenditures
political economy Japan
post-World War Ii
post-World War Ii Model
pre-World War Ii Japan
pressure
Previous Year's Balance
resource competition
restoration
russo
theory
Top Secret
Vice Versa
War Ii
West Germany
Young Men
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- ISBN 9780415075893
- Weight: 870g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 01 Oct 1992
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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First published in 1993.This book examines the relationships between the economic, political and strategic expansion of a country, and its tendency towards conflict and war. The authors use the example of Japan to demonstrate that it is uneven economic development and the search for basic resources and markets that often set the stage for war and international conflict. Thus the pursuit of legitimate national goals - for example the expansion of a nation's industrial base - may put it into competitive, potentially conflicting relationships with countries with similar objectives. The names of the authors will attract all International Relations scholars who will know Choucri and North's Nations in Conflict and will have been awaiting the outcome of their fifteen years of research on Japan. The book is also invaluable reading for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of Japan and other Asian area studies, political economy and political science.
Nazli Choucri, Robert C. North, Susumu Yamakage
