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Japan Viewed from Interdisciplinary Perspectives - History and Prospects (Hardcover)
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Japan Viewed from Interdisciplinary Perspectives - History and Prospects (Hardcover)
Series: New Studies in Modern Japan
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The growth rate of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the
Asia-Pacific region greatly surpasses the world average. When the
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is better realized, then the
world's largest free trade zone will be firmly established. It
seems that this region has a very rosy outlook indeed; however,
this region also faces a large number of serious problems such as:
atomic energy in Japan, conflicts about East Asian regional
integration, the decline of the Japanese Official Development
Assistance (ODA), and the TPP's possible impact on the Japanese
universal health insurance system. We now face a possible
Sino-Japanese military conflict concerning the Senkaku Islands (or
Diaoyutai Islands). In short, the Asia-Pacific region has both a
rosy future and the potential influence from unstable and dangerous
elements at work within the region at present. The main purpose of
this book is to analyze historical development, whilst looking at
the contemporary situation of Japan from interdisciplinary
perspectives. This book asks three major questions: (1) Is this
really globalization? (2) What are Japan's relations with other
Asian countries? (3) Do U.S.-Japan relations still matter? Fourteen
leading scholars in their fields answer these questions from
interdisciplinary perspectives.
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