A history of Japan, 1582-1941 : internal and external worlds
This 2003 book offers a distinctive and penetrating overview of the internal and external forces responsible for the making of modern Japan. Louis Cullen takes an unusually broad approach that combines economic, social, and political approaches and which breaks with traditional Western historiography to provide an entirely new history of Japan.
History
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Introduction: Japan's internal and external worlds, 1582-1941
Japan and its Chinese and European worlds, 1582-1689
The Japanese economy, 1688-1789
An age of stability: Japan's internal world in perspective, 1709-1783
Prosperity amid crises, 1789-1853
Sakoku under pressure: the gaiatsu of the 1850s and 1860s
Fashioning a state and a foreign policy, 1868-1919
From peace to war, 1919-41
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