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Introduction
PART 1: JAPAN
1. Tokugawa Japan - a fossilized and closed society
2. The Meiji Period
3. Accelerated Growth 1913-38
4. The Impact of War and Occupation 1938-53
5. 'Explosive' growth since 1953
6. The Significance of the Japanese Experience
PART II: USSR
7. Tsarist Agrarian Reform and Industrialization
8. The Revolution and the Search for an Economic Policy
9. Stalinism and Primitive Accumulation 1928-53
10. The Liberalization of the Soviet Economy
11. The Significance of the Soviet Growth Experience
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Tomas Mens
reviewed Economic Growth in Japan and the USSR on July 04, 2020
Economic Growth in Japan and the USSR
Although the book isn't as in-depth as I'd like it to be, it is a serviceable overview of the political, economic, and sociocultural development of Japan in the years following World War II. Hane has a tendency to offer simple numbers/raw data rather than interpretation, but she does an impressive job in presenting 50 years of history in a single,manageable volume.
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