Professor Paul Dunscomb publishes new book, 'Japan Since 1945'
by Michelle Saport |
Paul Dunscomb's new book, Japan Since 1945, will be released at the Association for Asian Studies National Conference in Philadelphia, March 27-30. The book is part of the Association's Key Issues in Asian Studies series and examines the principal developments in Japanese politics, economics, society and foreign policy since 1945, as well as the question of why, despite all the changes that Japan has undergone since that time, it has not yet escaped the designation "postwar."
Following the conference, an excerpt from the book will be available on The Association for Asian Studies website.
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