Burks, Ardath W. Japan 9780367003845

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Автор: Burks, Ardath W.
Название: Japan
ISBN: 9780367003845
Издательство: Taylor&Francis
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ISBN-10: 0367003848
Обложка/Формат: Hardcover
Страницы: 252
Вес: 0.63 кг.
Дата издания: 17.06.2019
Язык: English
Издание: 3 ed
Читательская аудитория: Tertiary education (us: college)
Основная тема: Asian Studies
Подзаголовок: A Postindustrial Power
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Описание: Japan has been among the first of the handful of countries to move beyond modern, and in this third edition of a much-praised book, Ardath Burks brings the blur of the nations rapid change into focus. In his newly revised and updated Japan, Professor Burks also traces the history of the Japanese, exploring their traditions, their continuity, and their cultural heritage. He devotes a chapter to the remarkable introspection boom (Nihonron): the Japanese asking, Who are we Japanese? In discussing the countrys swift modernization, the author looks not only at the initial transition from primary agriculture to an industrial economy but also at the current evolution into a service-centered society. On both domestic and international levels, the book evaluates the maturing of Japanese industry and its growing investment abroad, as well as the global tensions fueled by Japans enormous trade surpluses. In response to the intense trade pressure it feels, the country is beginning to shift from export-driven growth to a consumer-oriented economy, a shift that will demand the building of a heretofore neglected, yet essential, infrastructure of housing and transportation. The author analyzes domestic political developments including the regime of Nakasone Yasuhiro and the fall of Takeshita Noboru and Uno Sousuke, precipitated by financial scandal within the majority Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). Burks assesses the formidable tasks facing the revamped ruling LDP as its new generation of younger leaders grapples with an evolving economy, an expanding regional role, and the dissatisfaction of women and young people who have begun to rebel against the growth ethic and their marginalized role in society. In his well-drawn, lucid portrait of this complex country, Professor Burks reflects on Japan as a nation in historical transition, envisioning a postindustrial future filled with friction and promise. As he writes in his introduction, Americans and Japanese too often look

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