Geopolitical history of Japan
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The book discusses main stages of Japan’s positioning as one of the leading nations first regionally, within Asia-Pacific, and then in the global perspective. The author reveals a complex mechanism connecting self-organization of Japanese nationhood and conditions for implementation of Japanese external political and economic projects throughout the period from 19 to 21 centuries. As a seasoned expert and analyst, author shares with the readers his insightful interpretation of complex and ambiguous motives, objectives and imperatives of Japan’s geopolitics seen in their continuity and transformation. The book is addressed to university graduates, bachelors and undergraduates, as well as professional researchers of topical problems of the world economy and politics, experts studying the process of interaction between major strategic actors in Northeast Asia, and those who participate in the development of scenarios and forecasts for the APR. The book might be useful for both professional orientalists and neophytes entering the marvelous world of the studies of Eastern civilizations.
