Japans Threat Perception during the Cold War by Eitan Oren - 9781032148304

Taylor & Francis Ltd

Explore the intricate psychological landscape of Japan's threat perception during the crucial Cold War era. This insightful account by Eitan Oren delves into the unique perspectives and anxieties that shaped Japan's foreign policy and national security outlook during this period of intense global tension. Uncover the deep-seated psychological factors that influenced decision-making and international relations from a unique academic viewpoint. This book offers a comprehensive analysis for students, researchers, and anyone interested in Cold War history and international psychology. Key aspects explored include: * The evolution of Japan's threat perception throughout the Cold War. * Psychological underpinnings of Japanese foreign policy. * Analysis of key historical events and their impact on national security. * The role of psychological factors in shaping international relations. This paperback edition provides accessible insights into a complex historical and psychological topic, making it an essential read for understanding a pivotal period in global history.