Titlebook: Conflict and Amity in East Asia; Essays in Honour of T. G. Fraser (Head of the History Department and P Book 1992 T.G. Fraser and Peter Lo

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,An Absence of Change: Women in the Japanese Labour Force, 1937–45, on the war period, too, have given the bulk of their attention to technological, structural and institutional developments, and the ultimate inadequacy of raw materials, fuel, manpower and functioning machinery to sustain the prolonged campaign against the United States. Takafusa Nakamura has stres

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,Roosevelt and the Making of America’s East Asian Policy, 1941–45,amy’. That amendment, personally made by Franklin Roosevelt to the draft of his speech asking Congress for a declaration of war on Japan, set the tone of his country’s war effort in the East, a struggle which was to be marked by racism and brought to an end by the total destruction of Hiroshima and

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Britain and Japan: A Personal View of Postwar Economic Relations,ant imbalance in trade for most of the last twenty years. British suspicions and fears of Japanese competition have been deep-seated and the Japanese market has been regarded as a particularly difficult one for British exporters. Japanese exports to Britain were at first confined to traditional item

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Culture in Japanese Foreign Affairs,’ and ‘national security’ to ‘gender’ and ‘psychology.’ As one of the contributors, I write about the ‘cultural’ approach. To illustrate what I mean by this, I refer to US-Japanese relations in the 1930s: