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Japan and the World Since 1868 (International Relations & the Great Powers) Book
Japan's position as a major power in international affairs is recent, but the changes it has gone through during even so short a time have been immense. How to account for its progress from prudence, through folly, to present success is the enquiry at the core of Michael Barnhart's study. He provides a masterly account of the domestic pressures that often helped shape foreign policy, as well as an evaluation of the changing world order itself.Read More
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- 0340528583
- 9780340528587
- Michael Barnhart
- 17 March 1995
- Hodder Arnold
- Paperback (Book)
- 208
- 3rd
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