The Japan That Can Say No: Why Japan Will Be First Among Equals

Politics & Social Sciences

Shintarō Ishihara

Politics & Government

SIMON AND SCHUSTER

Asserts that Japan has overtaken the United States economically, technologically, and politically

Simon&Schuster

Travel

Touchstone Books

New corruption Theory - damnation and selfishness (Mass Market Books) (2011) ISBN: 4106104261 [Japanese Import]

石原 慎太郎

新潮社

天才

A provocative dialogue, transcribed from meetings and written exchanges between Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad and Japanese politician-author Shintaro Ishihara, The Voice of Asia gives unprecedented insight into what Ishihara calls "the paramount reality of the mid-1990s - the retreat of the West and the increasing dynamism of Asia." The book finds the pair in fundamental agreement. Mahathir claims that Japan provided the model for Malaysia's development; Ishihara urges his country to leave off deferring to the United States and return to the Asian fold. Can the West take up this challenge, or is the Asian era really at hand? Here is a world-view as foreign to the Western reader as most Western values are to Asians. But as the balance of economic power slips inexorably toward the East, there is a greater need than ever to come to grips with the emerging Asian ethos. The Voice of Asia is the best briefing available.

The Voice of Asia: Two Leaders Discuss the Coming Century

History

Mahathir Mohamad

Asia

Kodansha USA Inc

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