2006, ISBN: 9781865081793

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USA: Wetview Press., 1999. 234 pages. with 8 pages of B&W photo (weight = 330 grams ) "In this thoroughly revised & updated edition, Copper provides a comprehensive intro to … mais…

USA: Wetview Press., 1999. 234 pages. with 8 pages of B&W photo (weight = 330 grams ) "In this thoroughly revised & updated edition, Copper provides a comprehensive intro to Taiwan.">> Slight bend to upper edge on book. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. First Edition By This Publisher.. Soft Cover. Very Good to Fine. Illus. by PHOTO Cover. Trade Paperback.., Wetview Press., 1999, 3, New York, NY, U.S.A.: Times Books - Random House, 1995. First Edition Second Printing . Hard Back. Fine/Near Fine. 6" x 9 1/2. Cain, David. 338 Pages Indexed. Brown boards with black cloth quarter-spine and copper metallic spine lettering. Dust Jacket price $25 is unclipped. To unravel the inner life of Japan, Bumiller made herself part of its basic unit, the family. Out of its daily struggles and conflicts, its tragedies and small triumphs, she masterfully weaves a narrative that illuminates the chracter of a country critical to America's future. Because of her great literary gifts, she never loses the human dimension. And that is why her story of this ordinary family, like the best novels, transends national boundaries. For by discovering Mariko's secrets, she achieves a riveting narrative of one woman'slife at the edge of the twenty-first century., Times Books - Random House, 1995, 4.5, London: John Murray. Very Good. 24 x 14cm. Paperback. 2006. 502 pages. <br>480 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : 25 cm From the latter half of the nineteenth century through to the mid -twentieth, America and Japan were caught in an extraordinary pol itical, military and economic duel. The clash between one of the newest cultures in the world and one of the oldest was characteri zed by a cultural incompatibility that was to haunt the relations hip between Emperor Hirohito and General MacArthur. Hirohito was a remarkable man. Diffident, uncharismatic and apparently obtuse, he survived as a god-ruler of Japan for some six decades through internal strife, war, defeat, occupation and economic victory. T he country he ran was no less extraordinary. In the course of his rule Japan ricocheted from minor power to the greatest empire in Asian history, then through atomic annihilation to eventual reha bilitation as the world's second strongest economy. He met his eq ual in General Douglas MacArthur and the superpower he represente d. MacArthur's career spanned an astonishing tranche of American history from the First World War to Korea. Brash and domineering, he wielded massive power and played a key American foreign polic y role in Asia. For his single-handed rule over Japan he could ev en be said to merit the honorary Japanese epithet 'shogun' or arm y leader. In this dual biography Robert Harvey traces their tense and complex relationship. His broad scope encompasses two great nations in war and peace - a momentous period of history which pr ovides illuminating insight into American actions across the worl d today.--BOOK JACKET Includes bibliographical references (pages 460-472) and index ., John Murray, 2006, 3, Allen & Unwin, Australia, 1999. Updated and expanded. Softcover. Good Condition. In this second edition of Adam Schwarz's highly acclaimed A Nation in Waiting, the story of contemporary Indonesia is brought right up to date. With two new chapters covering the collapse of the economy, the fall of Soeharto, the presidency of B.J. Habibie, the process of democratic reform and the major social and political challenges facing Indonesia, Adam Schwarz offers a vivid and rare behind-the-scenes picture of a nation's struggle for change.A Nation in Waiting lifts the veil on Indonesia of the 1980s and 1990s and spans a wide variety of contemporary issues to offer a detailed and thought-provoking glimpse of one of the world's least understood nations. Using a wealth of first-hand information, Adam Schwarz gives life to the heated debates on economic policy, corruption and the controversial role of ethnic-Chinese. He analyses the political demands of Indonesia's Muslim community, the mishandled incorporation of East Timor, the debate on human rights and the dilemma facing the Indonesian military as it struggles to redefine its role.With invaluable insights into how politics and business are conducted, A Nation in Waiting is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand modern Indonesia.Adam Schwarz is a business consultant specialising in Southeast Asia and an adjunct professor at the School of Advanced International Studies, John Hopkins University. From 1988-97, he was a correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review in Jakarta, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Hanoi. He lives in Washington, DC. 533 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Politics; Politics & Government; Countries::Asia - Pacific. ISBN: 1865081795. ISBN/EAN: 9781865081793. Inventory No: 258866. . 9781865081793, Allen & Unwin, 1999, 2.5<

1999, ISBN: 9781865081793

Allen & Unwin, Australia, 1999. Updated and expanded. Softcover. Good Condition. In this second edition of Adam Schwarz's highly acclaimed A Nation in Waiting, the story of c… mais…

Allen & Unwin, Australia, 1999. Updated and expanded. Softcover. Good Condition. In this second edition of Adam Schwarz's highly acclaimed A Nation in Waiting, the story of contemporary Indonesia is brought right up to date. With two new chapters covering the collapse of the economy, the fall of Soeharto, the presidency of B.J. Habibie, the process of democratic reform and the major social and political challenges facing Indonesia, Adam Schwarz offers a vivid and rare behind-the-scenes picture of a nation's struggle for change.A Nation in Waiting lifts the veil on Indonesia of the 1980s and 1990s and spans a wide variety of contemporary issues to offer a detailed and thought-provoking glimpse of one of the world's least understood nations. Using a wealth of first-hand information, Adam Schwarz gives life to the heated debates on economic policy, corruption and the controversial role of ethnic-Chinese. He analyses the political demands of Indonesia's Muslim community, the mishandled incorporation of East Timor, the debate on human rights and the dilemma facing the Indonesian military as it struggles to redefine its role.With invaluable insights into how politics and business are conducted, A Nation in Waiting is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand modern Indonesia.Adam Schwarz is a business consultant specialising in Southeast Asia and an adjunct professor at the School of Advanced International Studies, John Hopkins University. From 1988-97, he was a correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review in Jakarta, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Hanoi. He lives in Washington, DC. 533 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Politics; Politics & Government; Countries::Asia - Pacific. ISBN: 1865081795. ISBN/EAN: 9781865081793. Inventory No: 258866. . 9781865081793, Allen & Unwin, 1999, 2.5<

2001, ISBN: 9781865081793

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