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Preface; Acknowledgement; Map; Introduction;
1. The Taika Reform and after;
2. The Meiji Revolution;
3. The Japanese empire (I);
4. The Japanese empire (II);
5. The San Francisco regime; Conclusion; Postscript to the paperback edition; Index.
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Brittany Hudson
reviewed Why Has Japan 'Succeeded'?: Western Technology and the Japanese Ethos on February 15, 2019
Why Has Japan 'Succeeded'?: Western Technology and the Japanese Ethos
Analysis very good, all but the last chapter is based on reasonably good statistical inference and empirical logic. However, the premise of the book to show that the Dutch Republic was: (1) a 'modern economy' in a pre-modern economy world, and (2) was the first to become a 'modern economy', are not very convincing. The tag-line is more worthy of note and more credible to the picture that is painted through the highly detailed analysis.
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