Contemporary Japan Online
Published from Tokyo under Japanese editorship before, during, and after WWII (1932 - 1954),
Contemporary Japan is unique in its even-handed treatment of the Japanese view. Described as 'a relative beacon of rationality in chaotic and confusing times',
Contemporary Japan was published by the semi-official Foreign Affairs Association of Japan. It counted both Japanese and Western commentators, many of which sincere Pan-Asianists cautiously but clearly voicing their disillusionment with the increasingly heated war-time rhetoric, the road to war against China - and the way the 'reverse course' went from 1947 - 1952.
More information:
Brill.com
Contemporary Japan is sourced as follows:
- School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) for the Contemporary Japan issues
- Private collections for publications with the same imprint The Foreign Affairs Association of Japan
Update history
- 2018-10:
- Three publications with the same imprint added
- 2018-09:
- First release
This publication was made possible in cooperation with:
Cite this page
Contemporary Japan, Advisor: Peter O'Connor (Emeritus Professor, Musashino University, Tokyo), Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2018 <http://brc.brill.semcs.net/browse/contemporary-japan-online>