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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"U.S.-Japan relations"”.
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Destabilizing U.S.-Japan Relations: Nikkatsu Film Noir as Postwar Social Critique
… film noir aesthetics to come to terms with Japan’s changing national identity and regional role in the post- World War II period by examining the shift from domestic urban issues to regional criminal activity across three major films: Rusty Knife (Masuda Toshio, 1958), Pigs and Battleships …
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Cognitive Complexity of a Foreign Policy Decision-Maker Under Conditions of Rising Threat: Joseph Grew and u.s.-japan Relations, 1938-1941
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-13T19:06:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7606992.pdf: 9479682 bytes, checksum: 7d3c3146cdb75801b988616a642885b6 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1975
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Japan's Defense and Foreign Policy Strategy in the Post Cold War World
… Cold War, the security environment surrounding Japan has changed. The threat of the Soviet Union has vanished but several security issues remain. This thesis begins with a summary of Japan's defense and foreign policy since 1947, examining U.S.-Japan relations, Japan's nuclear weapons policy, …
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Memories of race: Representations of mixed race people in girls' comic magazines in post-occupation Japan
"As the number of mixed race people grows in Japan, anxieties about miscegenation in today's context of intensified globalization continue to increase. Indeed, the multiracial reality has recently gotten attention and led to heightened discussions surrounding it in Japanese society, specifically, …
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Japanese Theater Missile Defense: Impact on North East Asia
… recognized the growing geo-strategic value of Japan and its possible role within a missile defense architecture. At the end of the Cold War the United States and Japan reevaluated their alliance. Growing regional threats, specifically a long-term threat from China, and more immediately, North …
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The making of an American ichthyological empire: how the structure of perpetual exploitation of Bristol Bay salmon developed in southwest Alaska, 1883-1970s
… earlier scholarship has often overlooked the relationship between science and colonialism and undervalued inter-imperial contexts, this dissertation argues that extending scientific knowledge about sockeye salmon’s ecology through inter-imperial entanglements was a key to making the structure …