Japan and the United States: Economic and Political Adversaries

by Leon Hollerman (Editor)

Overview

The current economic policy debate between the United States and Japan, increasingly assuming the attributes of an adversary proceeding, has roots in divisive issues that have simmered for years. In this first book to specifically address these issues, U.S. and Japanese scholars, government officials, and business executives provide a basis for understanding and resolving the difficult questions central to the U.S.-Japan controversy. Their approach is exceptionally well-balanced, reflecting their diverse backgrounds and differing points of view.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780367021580
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	06/07/2019
Pages:	246
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Other Titles in This Series — Introduction — Interventionism and Foreign Trade Statistics in Occupied Japan — Technological Superiority: A Milestone in the Postwar Japanese Growth — Japanese-U.S. Relations in Science and Technology — U.S. Trade Problems with Particular Reference to Japan — Japan's Foreign Trade Policy — ASEAN and Its Relations with Japan and the United States — The Future of Japan-United States Trade Relations — The Evolution of United States–Japan Relations — The U.S.-Japanese Alliance—Cornerstone or Trouble Zone? — Locomotive Strategy and U.S. Protectionism: A Japanese View — The Politics of Economic Relations Between the United States and Japan