Add to ORKGSome scholars argue that there was no reverse course. Those who contend that there was a reversal in policies do not agree on what may have been the prime factor responsible for the occupation reversing its course vis-a-vis Japan. What I will examine first is the argument that there was no reverse. Then, I will examine the various theories that attempt to explain what may have been the causes behind this reverse course
This study will focus on the topic of “Americanizing” reforms carried out under the tenure of Genera...
Rather than highlight the plight of the Japanese-American community during WWII as many scholars hav...
When the United States began its reconstruction of Japan after World War II, they consistently put t...
In the wake of the violence and racial animosity of World War II, the United States carried out an i...
Memories of war elicit the most intense emotions in people as it is the nature of war and its circum...
Many Americans picture the Allied (i.e., U.S.) Occupation of Japan (1945-52) as the quintessentially...
Patrick Henry and Thomas Paine might have been better equipped to understand the Okinawan reversion ...
The purpose of this article is reconsidering the philosophy of Keitoku Okamoto opposed against the “...
The American military occupation of Japan after 1945 has served as a widely admired example of succe...
Master of ArtsCenter for Japanese StudiesUniversity of Michiganhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstr...
The thesis "American Occupation of Japan: Goals and Means of American Foreign Policy During the Firs...
Japan's 'lost decade' of the 1990s is more than 10 years of economic downturn. The fact that a furth...
The major problem of this study was to discover and analyze the experiences and contacts of the Japa...
Despite her enormous economic size and large population, Japan was reluctant to participate in the m...
On August, 14 1945, the Japanese government had decided to accept the Potsdam Declaration which dema...
This study will focus on the topic of “Americanizing” reforms carried out under the tenure of Genera...
Rather than highlight the plight of the Japanese-American community during WWII as many scholars hav...
When the United States began its reconstruction of Japan after World War II, they consistently put t...
In the wake of the violence and racial animosity of World War II, the United States carried out an i...
Memories of war elicit the most intense emotions in people as it is the nature of war and its circum...
Many Americans picture the Allied (i.e., U.S.) Occupation of Japan (1945-52) as the quintessentially...
Patrick Henry and Thomas Paine might have been better equipped to understand the Okinawan reversion ...
The purpose of this article is reconsidering the philosophy of Keitoku Okamoto opposed against the “...
The American military occupation of Japan after 1945 has served as a widely admired example of succe...
Master of ArtsCenter for Japanese StudiesUniversity of Michiganhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstr...
The thesis "American Occupation of Japan: Goals and Means of American Foreign Policy During the Firs...
Japan's 'lost decade' of the 1990s is more than 10 years of economic downturn. The fact that a furth...
The major problem of this study was to discover and analyze the experiences and contacts of the Japa...
Despite her enormous economic size and large population, Japan was reluctant to participate in the m...
On August, 14 1945, the Japanese government had decided to accept the Potsdam Declaration which dema...
This study will focus on the topic of “Americanizing” reforms carried out under the tenure of Genera...
Rather than highlight the plight of the Japanese-American community during WWII as many scholars hav...
When the United States began its reconstruction of Japan after World War II, they consistently put t...