Background
Buckley, Roger William was born on November 2, 1944 in Liverpool, England. Son of Arthur and Mary F.H. Buckley.
(This new edition of Japan Today has been rewritten to tak...)
This new edition of Japan Today has been rewritten to take account of Japan's changing fortunes in the 1990s. It describes the recent setbacks in the country's economic and financial sectors and examines the major shifts in the political sphere. Despite the current challenges to Japan's prosperity, this is a remarkable story of postwar resurgence, material progress and social stability.
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(In 1945, after humiliating defeat and unconditional surre...)
In 1945, after humiliating defeat and unconditional surrender, Japan was prostrate; her people were near starvation, industry and commerce had collapsed, and her cities were devastated. An overcrowded country with little cultivable land and no natural resources, Japan's future looked bleak indeed. Today 120 million Japanese have one of the highest per capita incomes in the world. Japan is the dominant power in Asia, with a worldwide manufacturing and financial empire. This book and the 8-part television series which it accompanies, tells the extraordinary story of Japan's recovery and emergence as a world power, vividly describing the political economic and social factors which made it possible.
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Buckley, Roger William was born on November 2, 1944 in Liverpool, England. Son of Arthur and Mary F.H. Buckley.
Bachelor, Keele U., 1967; Master of Arts, London School Economics, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy, London School Economics, 1978.
Associate professor, International U. Japan, Niigata, 1982-1988; professor, International Christian U., Tokyo, since 1988.
(In 1945, after humiliating defeat and unconditional surre...)
(This new edition of Japan Today has been rewritten to tak...)
Member International Studies Association Japan, American History Association, British Association for Japanese Studies, Foreign Corrs. Club (Tokyo).
Married Machiko Suzuki, August 31, 1973. Children: Luke Dai, Henry Tetsu.