Japanese Security Relations in Post-Cold War Era 
From official Japanese policy to the new wave of trendy cultural activities, the air of change is evident:
Japan is looking Eastward for new multipolar ....
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Bushido: the Soul of Japan
This study will show how Inazo Nitobe's Bushido: The Soul of
Japan illustrates the social, economic, cultural and political trends of
Japan in the
era it was ....
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Tradition & Change in India, China, Japan
.... During the succeeding Heian
era (794-1185), there was a reaction against Buddhism and Chinese influence, sand
Japan began to develop its own forms of religion ....
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1920s Japan
.... the rise of industrialism in Europe.
Japan during this
era maintained her policy of seclusion. A change came about in 1858 when ....
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Opening Japan to the West
.... the rise of industrialism in Europe.
Japan during this
era maintained her policy of seclusion. A change came about in 1858 when ....
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Origins of Buddhism in Japan
.... It is the purpose of this paper to discuss the early origins of Buddhism, particularly in the pre-
Japan and
Japan era, the affects of Buddhism on the Japanese ....
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Japanese & British Alliances Japan was a country isolated from
.... the rise of industrialism in Europe.
Japan during this
era maintained her policy of seclusion. A change came about in 1858 when ....
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Pre-modern Japan
.... culture. As Morris points out, the Heian
era of
Japan preserved many Tang Dynasty practices that have since been lost in China. City ....
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Political Institutions in Japan & Australia
.... The first and outstanding feature of Japanese party politics in this
era is that
Japan developed into a two-party system (Duus, 1968, pp. 238ff). ....
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Confucianism & Modernization in Japan & China
.... China as a large, ancient civilization viewed itself as too successful to need to change, even into the modern
era. However, for
Japan, from the beginning ....
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History of Japan and WWII
.... necessary to understand the nature of this people and their economy in the years prior to that war, and indeed stretching back to the
era when
Japan was first ....
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Changing Role of the Emperor of Japan
.... Meiji
era and that were implicated in the militarist regimes of the thirties and forties (Dolan & Worden, 1990, p. 60). Dolan, RE, & Worden, RL (1990).
Japan: ....
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China's and Japan's Economies
....
Japan's government in an
era of low-growth continues to forge decisions behind closed doors of ministries or by a handful of senior politicians in back rooms. ....
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Religions of China, Korea & Japan
.... of the state, to "focus extreme loyalty and to justify militaristic policy" in the modern
era (Ellwood & McGraw 233). Buddhism was imported to
Japan from Korea ....
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Ethnographic Studies on Japan
.... into her analysis, though she does not give much attention to the economy, and she relates the social situation in
Japan to the larger issues of the war
era. ....
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The Move to Democracy in Japan
.... ideology behind the national shifts which took place in the Meiji
Era and which .... had primarily to do with the inevitable conflicts which
Japan experienced as it ....
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Impact of the Potsdam Declaration on Japan
.... Japanese, is really an American idea which did not take root in the United States but was welcomed enthusiastically in
Japan in the post-war
era (Passin, 1990 ....
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The Emperor and Loyalty in Japan
.... people to their emperor was rooted in the history of the country and especially the origins of the Meiji
Era. In an historically brief period,
Japan had been ....
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During the Meiji and Showa periods of imperial rul
.... The social-political structure of Tokugawa
era Japan was based upon feudal origins from the Warring States period from which Tokugawa Ieyasu emerged victorious ....
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3 Novels by Shusaku Endo
.... the mid-1640s. In Silence and The Samurai, Endo reflects upon this
era of Christian oppression in
Japan. In Silence, the author ....
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General Douglas MacArthur
.... MacArthur is best known to the world today for his promise to return to the Philippines, his overseeing of the postwar
era in
Japan, and his being "fired" by ....
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Japanism and Monet
.... Japanese art. The French fascination with Japanese Art and culture seems to correlate with the Meiji
Era in
Japan (1868-1912). At this ....
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Influence of Japanese Art on Claude Monet
.... Japanese art. The French fascination with Japanese Art and culture seems to correlate with the Meiji
Era in
Japan (1868-1912). At this ....
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Changing Japanese Isolation
.... the rise of industrialism in Europe.
Japan during this
era maintained her policy of seclusion. A change came about in 1858 when ....
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Globalization and Japan's Economy
.... of globalisation, offers fresh opportunities to both India and
Japan for enhanced engagement for mutual benefit (Rao). Heralding a new Asian
era, the leaders ....
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Leadership in the Soviet Union & Japan INTRODUCTION The research ...
.... from the Stalinist
era, and from the failure of that
era's successors to .... In a uni nationality state, such as
Japan, the political leadership can capitalize on ....
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Japan's Continental Expansion
.... rather than expansionism prevailed as the political ideology of the
era (Pyle 30-31 .... efficiency of the Tokugawa system led to the modernization of
Japan which in ....
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Roles of the Emperor of Japan
.... Akihito became the first person to ascend the throne in the postwar
era (Dolan & .... The people of
Japan continue to revere the emperor and the role of the emperor ....
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDUCATION and JAPAN
.... Some private universities and branches of US universities in
Japan offer courses in .... least as important inputs as reading and writing in this
era of essentially ....
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The Tale of Genji, by Murasaki Shikibu
.... merely habitually doing what he has been raised to do by both men and women who understand the world of personal and political power in the
Japan of that
era. ....
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