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| Dedication | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| Table of Contents | ||
| Forward | ||
| Preface | ||
| Ch. I | "The Occupation of Japan: A Brief Overview" | 1 |
| Ch. II | "Of Limited Interest: The Opening of the Occupation" | 13 |
| Ch. III | "More Like Us: The Shaping of Democracy in Postwar Japan" | 31 |
| Ch. IV | "An Inclination to Criticize: Business Organs & Economic Reform in Japan, 1946-1948" | 45 |
| Ch. V | "Able to be an Ally: The Imperative of Economic Recovery" | 65 |
| Ch. VI | "No Fear of Competition: American Business Confronts Japanese Economic Competition" | 89 |
| Ch. VII | "To Enlist An Ally: The United States, Japan & The Cold War" | 103 |
| Ch. VIII | "Consumating the Marriage: The 1951 Treaty in The Cold War Context" | 123 |
| Ch. IX | "Feeling Good About It: Assessing the Occupation" | 141 |
| Ch. X | "A Consistent Objective: Japan & The Cold War" | 150 |
| Bibliography | 171 | |
| Index | 179 | |
| Biographical Sketch | 183 |
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Sarah Childers
reviewed From Enemy to Ally on December 01, 2013
From Enemy to Ally
Very nice work of "fictive anthropology," I guess you could call it -- a speculative first-person tale about the life of an Ainu woman several hundred years ago, constructed from available evidence about such lives. (Read this as background for the TV show "Golden Kamuy", but it was enjoyable in its own right.)
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