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- ISBN: 0313351597
- WAPI (Tower ID): 113630069
- Release Date: November 12, 2009
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Product DescriptionRun a Quick Search on "Conflicting Currents" by William Murray and Tomoyuki Ishizu to Browse Related Products:Browse more products related to "Conflicting Currents"Browse more products related to "William Murray and Tomoyuki Ishizu"AnnotationThe subjects covered in this collection will appeal to a range of scholars, specialists, and general readers. The contributions of the Japanese scholars will not go unnoticed either for they draw on many primary sources in Japan that have yet to be translated into English and therefore offer a unique perspective on the events and individuals discussed in the essays. By focusing on both the US and Japan, this work provides easy access to the competing perspectives of the two nations, a competition that is enhanced by examinations of individuals and events, which have often been overlooked. The evolution of Japanese strategic goals prior to WWII, for example, was not limited to the vision of Yamamoto any more than the post-war relationship that emerged was defined exclusively by Douglas Macarthur. The Cold War has ended, but the relationship shared by the US and Japan plays a central roll in the GWOT. Overall, the range of topics covered by these essays adds depth to any understanding of the strategies and relations pursued by the two countries while providing a foundation for understanding the relationship as it continues to evolve today. If You Enjoy "Conflicting Currents (Hardcover)", May We Also Recommend:Customer Reviews for "Conflicting Currents (Hardcover)" by William Murray (Author) and To...There are no customer reviews yet. Be the first to write a review! International Relations - General BestsellersPolitics & Current Events Bestselling Books
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