The Pacific rivals : a Japanese view of Japanese-American relations

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword / by Edwin O. Reischauer = ⅸ
• Editors' Preface = xiii
• PART ONE. NATIONS ARE PEOPLE = 3
• An Alliance of Heretics = 5
• A New Generation of Japan Experts = 7
• Cocktail-Circuit Regulars = 10
• Sister Cities = 14
• Direct Communication vs. "Mutual Intuition," = 16
• The Press Club = 19
• Bluejeans, Cokes, and Tie-Dyes = 21
• Blue-eyed Businessmen = 24
• Japlish = 26
• Fact Finding and Technology Gathering = 29
• Legal Hangers-on and Moonlighting Lawyers = 31
• The Elephant Cage = 34
• Oracle of Greatness = 36
• Okinawan New Year = 39
• PART TWO. FROM BLACK SHIPS TO ATOM BOMBS = 43
• Samurai Seafarers = 45
• "A Drop in the Bucket," = 48
• Treaty Revision Past and Present = 52
• Time Clocks and Black Boxes = 54
• The Birth of Women's Education = 57
• Alternating Sanctions and Restraints = 59
• Patriotic Internationalist = 62
• Socialism "Made in U.S.A.," = 65
• "When Wall Street Sneezes . . ." = 67
• The Yellow Peril = 71
• The Washington Conference = 74
• City Lights Along the Ginza = 77
• Business Realism, Military Solutions = 79
• Two Who "Understood" America = 82
• Yesterday's Enemies Today's Friends = 85
• The ABCDs of Oil = 87
• Eight Corners Under One Roof = 90
• Diplomatic Fumbling = 93
• Bombs and Baseball = 96
• Hundred to One = 99
• Far from the Battlefield =102
• Holocaust of Patriotism and Prejudice = 105
• PART THREE. THE OCCUPATION AND ITS LEGACY = 109
• To Uproot the Chrysanthemum? = 111
• Yalta and Beyond = 114
• The Second Opening of Japan = 116
• MacArthur's Two Caps = 119
• Candy Bars and Corn Meal = 122
• Japan's Postwar Women = 125
• Power to the People = 128
• Turmoil Over Article Nine = 131
• Education at the Movies = 134
• Trust Busting = 136
• The Enduring Mandarins = 139
• The Media Democratized = 142
• The Land Reform = 145
• Law and Order = 148
• Poolside Nationalism = 151
• Social Studies at the Post Office = 154
• "Wet" and "Dry" Economics = 158
• Collapse of the Family System = 161
• The Purge = 164
• The New Look = 167
• The Grammar School of Democracy = 170
• One Step Backward, Two Forward = 174
• The Dodge Plan = 177
• Military Justice = 180
• Are the People Heard? = 183
• The Socialists in Power = 186
• SCAP at Odds with Itself =189
• "Merchants of Death," = 193
• Birth of the Self-Defense Forces = 196
• Ironies of Occupation = 199
• The Price of Peace = 202
• No Chinese in San Francisco = 206
• PART FOUR. POSTWAR DIPLOMACY = 211
• The "Lawrence of Africa," = 213
• MacArthur Ⅱ = 216
• The " Kennedy-Reischauer Offensive," = 219
• Straight Talk and Quiet Diplomacy = 223
• No More Special Considerations = 225
• Military Diplomacy = 228
• Toward Partnership = 231
• A Few Discordant Notes = 234
• "Connections" in America = 237
• Three Foreign Ministers = 241
• Canned Speeches or Real Dialogue? = 244
• Some Private Diplomacy = 247
• Diplomats of Commerce = 250
• Two Japanese Tycoons = 253
• Scholarly Exchange = 255
• PART FIVE. AMERICA VIEWS A NEW JAPAN = 259
• The "Ignorance Curtain," = 261
• Service as a Commodity = 263
• Remember Pearl Harbor = 266
• Disappearing Stereotypes = 268
• Seven-day Work Week = 271
• Buy Japanese = 273
• Japanese Pianos from Alaskan Woods = 276
• "Puregold Americans," = 278
• The Rising Sun on Fifth Avenue = 281
• A Language Few Can Speak = 283
• Japan Town = 286
• Seeking the Serenity of the East = 289
• The Bus to Peking = 291
• The "Local Performance Circuit," = 293
• The Japan Lobby = 296
• Generation Gap in Japan Studies = 299
• Pinchhitters Abroad = 301
• A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing = 304
• A Limited Affluence = 306
• Japan in America = 309
• PART SIX. THE NEW RIVALRY = 313
• The Japan Branch of the State Department = 315
• "An Ambassador Hears Only Lies," = 318
• A Fetish for Secrecy = 321
• Inter-ministry Rivalries = 324
• Dangerous Ambiguities = 327
• An International Division of Labor = 330
• Computer Rivalry = 332
• Japan's Military-Industrial Complex = 335
• Canned Pollution = 338
• The "Johnny Walker Faction," = 341
• Commercial Marriage Brokers = 344
• Random Thoughts from the Embassy = 346
• The Socialists : America's Future Friends? = 349
• The Collapse of Transplanted Rationalism = 352
• American Studies in Japan = 355
• Fading Nuclear Allergy = 357
• Thorns in Japanese Fingers = 360
• Textbook America = 363
• Youth International = 366
• PART SEVEN. TOWARD THE FUTURE = 371
• A Simulated Future = 373
• Outside Comments on Japan's Future = 376
• Utopias Lost = 378
• The Closing Umbrella = 381
• Nonmilitary Cooperation = 384
• 1985 : A Trillion-dollar Economy = 386
• The Gentleman from Japan = 389
• The Chemistry of Superpower = 392
• The American Quest = 394
• The Ghost of Dulles = 397
• The Future of the Yen = 400
• "Post-America," = 403
• The Most Primitive Emotion = 405
• Chronology = 409
• Index = 417