Kokutai no Hongi: cardinal principles of the national entity of JapanJapan's economy in war and reconstructionJapan: enemy or ally?

Kublin, Hyman

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Volume 9, Issue 3

May 1, 1950

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Book Review| May 01 1950

Kokutai no Hongi: cardinal principles of the national entity of Japan
Japan's economy in war and reconstruction
Japan: enemy or ally?

Kokutai no Hongi: cardinal principles of the national entity of Japan

. Translated by John Owen Gauntlett and edited with an introduction by Robert King Hall.

Cambridge

:

Harvard University Press

,

1949

.

viii

,

200

pp. $4.00.

Japan's economy in war and reconstruction

. By Jerome B. Cohen.

Minneapolis

:

University of Minnesota Press

,

1949

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xviii

,

545

p. $7.50.

Japan: enemy or ally?

. By W. MacMahon Ball.

New York

:

John Day Company

,

1949

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xii

,

244

p. $3.00.

Hyman Kublin

Brooklyn College

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