Author(s): Gavan McCormack

Japan | Social Science, Economic History, Race/Identity, Peace/Cultural/ International Studies

The Emptiness of Japanese Affluence is a critical examination of the dilemmas facing contemporary Japan. Its scrupulous attention to history and to political economy makes clear that Japan's problems are the consequence not of putative Japanese peculiarities but of specific decisions and processes, on the one hand, and global structural forces, on the other.

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