Titlebook: European Power and The Japanese Challenge; William R. Nester Book 1993 William R. Nester 1993 economy.European Community.institutions.Japa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25017-1duals and groups of individuals on the planet are involved in power relationships in which they struggle to assert their interests, often at the expense of others. At a global level, the most important group is the state. States wield power in pursuit of their interests.

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Japan at Home: The Corporatist Statetotal. Then in August it was revealed that Japan’s largest banks and other financial institutions had handled over $5 billion in fraudulent loans. Yet even these huge amounts of money and types of corruption were considered only the iceberg’s tip.

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Europe and Japan into the 21st CenturyTwo. The ‘Age of America’ (or the ‘American century’ as some optimistically called it) took off in 1945 and lasted little more than a quarter-century. By the 1980s, the costs of rebuilding and serving the global political economy and containing communism had left the United States the world’s greatest debtor nation.

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Hermann Riedl,Christian Printing feverish Japanese borrowing of Western military technology, fashions, and ideas. As in Europe’s kingdoms, cannon and muskets enabled ambitious lords to smash down thin castle walls and transform Japan from decentralized to centralized feudalism.

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European Community-Japan Relations feverish Japanese borrowing of Western military technology, fashions, and ideas. As in Europe’s kingdoms, cannon and muskets enabled ambitious lords to smash down thin castle walls and transform Japan from decentralized to centralized feudalism.

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Franziska Leutner,Clemens AichholzerThe Community’s policymaking powers have evolved considerably over the past four decades. Signatories to the Paris Treaty (1951), Rome Treaty (1957), and Single European Act (1986) transferred significant national policymaking powers to Brussels.. A federal United States of Europe may not be far off.

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