War, Revolution and Japan

Taylor & Francis

A collection of papers from the first post-Cold War international Japanese Studies conference. The historical range of the papers, including contributions from Eastern European scholars, is very broad and looks at the relevance of the \""Japanese model\"" for the future development of Eastern Europe. > The end of the Cold War years has brought tumultuous change. Revolutionary changes, however, are not new to the Japanese. > Introduction, Ian Neary; Chapter 1 Some aspects of the Tokugawa outer world view, Karine Marandjian; Chapter 2 The Meiji Restoration, Ben-Ami Shillony; Chapter 3 Soviet-Japanese studies on the problem of the Meiji Ishin and the development of capitalism in Japan, Julia Mikhailova; Chapter 4 Tradition as justification for change, Margaret Mehl; Chapter 5 Between revolution and reaction, Ulrike W\u00F6hr; Chapter 6 Green before their time?, John Crump; Chapter 7 ::, Olavi K. F\u00E4lt; Chapter 8 The post-surrender democratisation of Japan, Isono Fujiko; Chapter ;