Leaving Japan: Observations on the Dysfunctional U.S.-Japan Relationship

Capa
M.E. Sharpe, 2001 - 198 páginas
Written by an American journalist living and working in Japan, this book helps the reader understand the enormous problems inherent in both U.S. attitudes towards Asia, and in Japan's way of looking at and dealing with the world. It uses a narrative flow of personal reflections and interviews with both informed Western observers and many Japanese to present its main theme: criticism of the long-term assumption that Asian countries will become more American as they reap the benefits of capitalism.
 

Índice

CrossCultural Homecoming
13
Exploiting U S Strength
30
Meeting a Remarkable
40
Charlatans and Mentors
46
Buying Influence in America
58
The Politics of Betrayal
67
A Historical Debt to Germany
105
Thwarting Development
121
Birth of a Family
134
Legacy of Tokugawa
149
Return to Okinawa
162
A Few Conclusions
175
Index
191
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Japan: A Global Studies Handbook
Lucien Ellington
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