Tumultuous Decade: Empire, Society, and Diplomacy in 1930s Japan (Japan and Global Society)
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Tumultuous Decade: Empire, Society, and Diplomacy in 1930s Japan (Japan and Global Society)

by Masato Kimura, Tosh Minohara

History International Relations asian studies
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Tumultuous Decade explores Japan in the 1930s through the intersecting themes of empire, society, and diplomacy. With a focus on Japan’s place in global society, this historical study examines a pivotal decade from both domestic and international perspectives.

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Tumultuous Decade examines Japan during the 1930s, a period framed by profound change and international tension.

The book focuses on the relationships among empire, society, and diplomacy in modern Japan.

Placing Japan within a broader global society, it offers a historically focused study of the country’s domestic and international dimensions.

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