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Japan Europa. Wandlungen im fernen Osten
1929
by
Lederer and Lederer Seidler
Industrial Revolution
Proletariat
Feudalism
Political Economy
Epistemology
Bureaucracy
Political Philosophy
Taxation
Class Struggle
Capitalism
Agriculture
Economic Crisis
Land Reform
Productivity
Inflation
Price Level
Standard of Living
Economic History
Monopoly
Raw Materials
Free Trade
Protectionism
Subsidies
Socialism
Wages
Imperialism
Competition
Labor Market
Capital Movements
National Income
Capital Accumulation
Rationalization
Table of Contents · 24 segments
1
Front Matter and Introduction
theoretical
2
Japan, the Land
theoretical
3
Religion, Myth, and History
theoretical
4
The Tokugawa Period: Cultural Background of Modern Japan
theoretical
5
The 40,000 Characters of the Far East
theoretical
6
The Conventional Form
theoretical
7
The State of the Far East — China
theoretical
8
The State of the Far East — Japan
theoretical
9
Japan — Europe
theoretical
10
Modern Japan: The Face of Everyday Life and Economic Foundations
theoretical
11
The Economic Consequences of Feudal Liquidation and Industrialization
chapter
12
Structural Constraints and the Feudal Legacy in Japanese Industry
chapter
13
Natural Resources and the Textile vs. Heavy Industry Conflict
chapter
14
Economic Policy and the Political Power of Industrial Clans
chapter
15
The Labor Question: Social Tensions and Proletarianization
chapter
16
Demographics and the Rural-Urban Labor Supply
chapter
17
Japanese Competition and Industrialization in China
chapter
18
Comparative Analysis of Japanese and Chinese Laborers
chapter
19
The Global Threat of Chinese Industrialization and Population Growth
chapter
20
Political Capital Export and State-Led Economic Management
chapter
21
Military Expenditures and the Japanese Budget
chapter
22
The Economic Burden of Armament and Colonial Expansion
chapter
23
Economic Paradoxes, Luxury Consumption, and the Banking Crisis
chapter
24
The Path to Rationalization and Future Prospects
chapter