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This bibliography, prepared for the Department of Political Science, 

represents a selected portion o€ the holdings of the Air Force Academy Library an the subject of "The United States and Japan. If 

The primary purpose of the bibliography is to assist the young leaders 

from colleges and universities throughout the United States who will 

participate in the Fourteenth Air Force Academy Assembly on the 

topic '!The United States and Japan. Ir 

the Air Force Academy April 12- 15, 1972, 

This Assembly is to be held at 

This bibliography- was compiled by Ottie Kc Sutton, Senior Reference 

Librarian for Social Sciences, Air Force Academy Library. 

Alvord prepared the manuscript for the printer.. 

BI Jean 

CLAUDE J."J6HNS, JR,, Lt Gol, USAF 

Director of Libraries 
TABLE UF CQNTENTS 

POLITIC-ALRELATIQNS - . . . - I . e . . . . I . ~ . . 1 

Diplomatic 

His tori ea 1 

Military 

ECCPNOMICRELATXONS. . . . . - . . . . . . ~ . ~ ~ . . 1) . . 18 

Policies 

Trade 

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RELATIONS. . . . . ~ . . . . 29 

PERIODICALS WITH CQNSIST'ENT COVERAGE 

OFJAPAIV.. . . . - . .) . . . . . . . a f., *, *. . 34 
BOOKS 

Arne rlcan Assembly. The United States and Japan. Englewood 

Cliffs, K* 5.: Prentice -Hall, 1971. (on order) 

Beers, Burton F. Vain endeavor: Robert Lansing’s attempt to end 

the -4merIcan-Japanese rivalry. Durham, N. 6. : Duke 

University Press, 1962. (E 183.8. 53 B41) 

B~xg, Dorothy. The United States and the Far Eastern crisis of 

1933- 38. Cambridge: Erfarvard University Press, 

B7 3) 
Bywater, Hector C. Sea-power in the Pacific. New ed, London: 

Constable, 1934, (LIS 849 ~ U6 

Cameron, LMeribeth E. China, Japan, and the powers. New York: 

Ronald Press Go., 1960. (DS 511 cl$ 1960) 

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of Intercourse 

and Education. Washington, D. C.: Press of B. S. Adams, 1918. 

Cz8) 

The Imperial Japanese mission, 1917. 

(E 183.8. J3 

Chaffee, Frederic H. Area handbook for Japan. 1969. Dept. of the 

Army pamphlet 550-30. (DS 806 A5 1969) 

Chung, Henry. The oriental policy of the United States. New York: 

Revell, 1919. (DS 518.8 C55) 

Congressional Quarterly Service, Washington, De C. Global defense; 

U. S. military commitments abroad. 

(UA 23 C74) 

Washington: 1969. 

Crockett, Rufus L. The Japan of the 70's: dependent or ally? Maxwell AFB, Ala. : Air War College, 1968. AWC Report No. 

3589. (DS 889 C93) 

He opened the door to Japan; Townsend =>,--;- 

2 
Cxowley, James 53, Japan's quest for aztonorny; national security 

and foreign -pol.icv, 1930- 1938. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1966. (DS 888. 5 C95) 

Dennett, Tyler. Roosevelt and the Russo- Japanese war, Garden 

City, Ne Ye: Doubleday, Page and Go., 1925. (E 756 D39) 

Dirnock, Marshall E. The Japanese technocracy; management and 

government in Japan. New York: J. Weatherhill., 1968. 

(JQ 1631 D58) 

Documents on American foreign relations. 1938/39-- New York: 

Harper, €or the Council on Foreign Relations, 1939- 

(JX 231 D63) 

Documents on international affairs. 19.28 - London: Oxford University Press, 1929- (D 442 D63) 

policies on Japanese -American relations, 

Ala. : Air War College, 1965. AWC Thesis No. 2725. 

(DS 849. U6 E6) 

Maxwell AFB, 

Esthus, Raymond A. Theodore Roosevelt and Japan. Seattle: 

University oi Washington Press, 1966. (E 183. 8 e 53 E79) 

Feis, Herbert. The road to Pearl Harbor. Princeton: Princeton 

University Press, 1950. (D 753 F29) 

Goodman, Grant K. (comp. ) The American occupation of Japan. 

Lawrence: University of Kansas, 1968. (OS 889 G65) 

3 
Crew, Joseph C. Ten years in Japan. New York: Simon and 

Schuster, 1944. (DS 849 U6 G84) 

Griswold, Alfred The Far Eastern policy of the United States. 

New York: Harcourt, Brace 6r: GO., 1938. ( S 518. 8 C87) 

Gudgel, Edward F. The impact of United States policy and Japanese views on Japan’s security posture. 

Ala. : Air War College, 1967. AWC Report No. 3368. 

(UGB 907 . A42 3368) 

LVaxweIl AFB, 

Culick, Sidney- L. Toward understanding Japan. New York: Macmillan, 1935. (DS 885 G8) 

Harris, Townsend. The complete journal of Townsend Harris. 

Rev. ed. Rutland, Vt. : C. E. Tuttle Go., 1959. (E 183. 8 

. J3 €331) 

Heinrichs, Waldo H. American ambassador; Joseph C. Grew. . . . Boston: Little, Brown, 1966. (E 748 G84K) 

Hellmann, Donald C. Japan in the new East Asian international 

order: implications for U. S. policy. McLean, Va. : 

Research Analysis Corp. , 1968. RAC-R-46. AD 835 800. 

(DS 849 . U6 H47) 

Hishida, Seiji G. Japan among the great powers. London: Longmans, Green & Go. , 1940. (DS 845 H67) 

Hornbeck, Stanley K. Contemporary politics in the Far East. New 

York: Appleton, 1919. (DS 518 H8l) 

4 
. The United States and the Far East. Boston: World 

Peace Foundation, 1942. (DS 518. 8 €381) 

Zke, Nohtaka. The beginnings of political democracy in Japan. 

Baltimore: Johns Wopkins Press, 1950. {JQ 1611 12) 

(ed. ) Japan's decision for war. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1967. (D 754 53 12) 

Iriye, Akira. Across the Pacific. New York: Harcourt, Brace 

and World, 1967. (DS 518. 8 16) 

. After imperialism, Cambridge: Harvard University 

Press, 1965. (DS 511 16) 

Iyenaga, Toyokichi (ed. ) Japan's real attitude toward America. 

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1916. (13s 849 e u6 19) 

Jansen, Marius €3. (ed. ) Changing Japanese attitudes toward 

modernization. Princeton: Princeton University Press , 

1965. (DS 821 535) 

Japan and America today. Symposium. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1953. (E 183.8. 53 J3) 

Japan statistical yearbook. 1st- 1949- Tokyo: Nihon Statistical Association. (HA 1832 J35) Latest on reference. 

Japanese -American relations in the 1970s. Washington: Columbia 

Books, 1970. (E 183. 8. 53 535) 

5 
Kahn, Herman. The emerging Japanese super state: challenge 

and response. Englewood Cliffs, Ns J. : Prentice-Hall, 

1970. (HC 462. 9 K12) 

Kai, *Miwa. Political chronology of Japan, 1885- 1957. New York: 

Columbia University East Asian Institute, 1957. (DS 841 

K13) 

Kajima, YMorinosuke. Modern Japan's foreign policy. Rutland, 

Vt.: C. E. Tuttle Co. , 1969. (DS 889 K13) 

Kawakami, Kiyoshi K. (ed. ) W-hat Japan thinks. New York: Macmillan, 1921. (DS 841 K2) 

Kim, Young C. Major issues in Japan's security policy debate. 

McLean, Va. : Research Analysis Corp, , 969. RAC-R7 2 - 2. AD 699 333. (DS 849 . U6 K4 1969) 

Koginos, Manny T. The Panay incident; prelude to war. Lafayette, 

Ind. : Purdue University Studies, 1967. (E 183. 8 ~ J3 K78) 

Lewe van Aduard, Evert J. Japan, from surrender to peace. New 

York: Praeger, 1954. (DS 889 L67) 

Martin, Edwin M. The allied occupation of Japan. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1948. (DS 889 M37) 

Maurer, Herryrnon. Collision of East and West. Chicago: Regnery, 1951. (DS 518. 1 M45) 

Millard, Thomas F. F. America and the Far Eastern question. 

New York: Moffat, Yard & Co., 1909. (DS 518. 8 M64) 

6 
Moore, Frederick. With Japan% leaders; an intimate record of 

fourteen years as counsellor to the Japanese government, 

ending December 7, 1941, New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 

49 U6 M82) 

Morfit, John C. Japan: an inevitable nuclear power? Maxwell 

AFB, Ala.: Air War College, 1968. AWC Report No. 

3656. (UA 845 M84) 

Morris, Ivan. I. Nationalism and the right wing in Japan; a study 

of post-war trends. London: Oxford University Press, 

1960. (DS 889 M87) 

Nelson, Milton E. A United States- Japanese alliance beyond 1970. 

Maxwell AFB, Ala. : Air War College, 1967. AWC Report 

No. 3464. (E 183. 8 . J3 N42) 

Osgood, Robert E. Japan and the United States in Asia. Baltimore, 

Johns Hopkins University Press, 1968. (DS 845 082) 

Pack, John M. Japan between the Soviets and Chinese - implications for United States policy. Maxwell AFB, Ala. : Air 

War College, 1970. AWC Report No. 3977. (UCB 907 

. A42 3977) 

Packard, George R. Protest in Tokyo; the security treaty crisis 

of 1960. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1966. 

(E 183.8 .J3 P11) 

Rappaport, Armin. Henry L. Stimson and Japan, 1931-1933. 

Chicago; University of Chicago Press, 1963. (E 183. 8 

. J3 R22) 

7 
Rea, George B. The case for ihfanchoukuo. New York: AppletonCentury, 1935. (DS 784 R28) 

Reischauer, Edwin 0. Japan; the story of a nation. New York: 

Knopf, 1970. (DS 835 R375 19'70) 

Royama, LMichio. The Asian balance of power: a Japanese view. 

London: Institute for Strategic Studies, 1967. (U 162 A23 

no. 42) 

Scalapino, Robert A. Parties and politics in contemporary Japan. 

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1962. (JQ 

1698 . Al S27p) 

Schroeder, Paul W. 

relations, 1941. Ithaca, N. Y. : Cornell University Press, 

1958. 

The Axis alliance and Japanese - American 

(D '742 . 53 S38) 

Soyeshima, Michimasa. Oriental interpretations of the Far 

Eastern problem. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 

1925. (DS 511 S73) 

Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. Reports of General 

MacArthur. 1966. (D 735 S95) 

. Government Section. Political reorientation of Japan, 

September 1945 to September 1948: report. Washington: 

1949. (DS 889 S95) 

8 
Survey of international affairs. 1920-23- London: Oxford University Press, 1925- (D 442 5596) 

Tamarin, Alfred €3. Japan and the United States; early encounters 

1791-1860. New York: Macmillan, 1970. (E 183, 8 33 

Ti 5) 

Treat, Payson J. Japan and the United States, 1853-1921. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1928. (DS 849 . U6 T78) 

The United States in world affairs. 1931- New York: Harper, 

for the Council on Foreign Relations, 1932- (E 744 U58) 

United States - Japanese political relations. Washington, D. C. : 

Georgetown University, 1968. (E 183.8. 53 U58) 

Ward, Robert E. Japan's political system. Engiewood Cliffs, 

N. J.: Prentice -Hall, 1967. (JQ 1611 W26) 

. Political development in modern Japan. Princeton: 

Princeton University Press, 1968. (DS $81. 9 W26) 

Weber, Marvin 0. U. S. forces in Japan. Maxwell AFB, Ala.: 

Air War College, 1967. AWC Report No. 3543. (UGB 

907 .A42 3543) 

Weinstein, Martin E. Japan's postwar defense policy, 1947- 

1968. New York: Columbia University Press, 1971. 

(UA 845 W42) 

Wohlstetter, Roberta. Pearl Harbor: warning and decision. 

Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1962. (D 767. 92 

W84) 

9 
Axelbank, Albert, Marchers of Toky-o. Xation 206:41-43~ 

8 J'anT..nr)- 1968. 

Bowers, Facbion. Twenty-five years ago; how Japan won the war. 

Kew Y~rk Tiines Magazine pp. 5-?ff, 30 August 1970. DisGL~SS~OX? pp. 136-17, 13 September 1970. 

Bull, Hdkq-. The TXW 1~~la.n~~ or' p~\~;/e-r in Asia and the Pacific- 

-

Foreign - Affa1r5 39:609-81, July 1971. 

Bundy, William I?. Japan and the Unrted States:: the essentials of 

partnership. 

15 November 1965. 

U. 5. Dept. of State Bui1er;i.n j3:7?7-80, 

Canobe11, Alex. Why we are returning Okinawa to Japan, New A 

Clark, 

Deans, 

Republic 160:11-13, 14 June 1969. 

Gregory. Japan: the fragile face of force. Far Eastern 

Economic Review 70:63-66, 28 November 1970, 

Ralph C. Emergent Japan. Editorial Research Reports 

pp. 163-80, 4 LMarch 1970. 

de Roy, Swadesh R. A nation rearms: Japan. Far Eastern 

Economic Review 663600-02, 18 December 1969. 
Emmerson, John M, Japan: eye 1970. Foreign Affairs 47:348- 

62, January 1969. 

End of American rule on Qkinawa; what it means. U. S. News 70: 

42-43, 28 June 1971, 

Epp, Robert. The U. S. -Japanese treaty crisis. Current History 

58:202-08ff, April 1970. 

Fisher, Jerry K. A new era in the Pacific. Christianity and 

Crisis 29:350-54, 19 January 1970. 

Glazier, Kenneth M. The decision to use atomic weapons against 

Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 

Summer 1970. 

Public Policy 18:463-516, 

Golden, Ronald. Japan's military goal - building a strong defense. 

Aerospace International 7:26-27ff, March-April 197 1. 

Halperin, Morton H. Reports: Japan. Atlantic 235:14ff, April 

1970. 

Higgins, Walter K. Japan and the U. S. in 1970: the fork in the 

road. Army 19:20-23, November 1969. 

Hilsrnan, Roger. The problem of Okinawa. Military Review 49: 

3-11, July 1969. 

Hirasawa, Kazushige. Japan's future world role and Japanese - 

American relations. Orbis 15:338-50, Spring 1971. 

11 
Japan. Current History issue of April 197 I 

Johnson, U- Alexis. The role of Japan and. the future of American relations with the Far East. U. S, Dept. of State 

Bulletin 62537-42, 27 April 19?0- 

Kahn, Herman. Why U. S. must stay in Asia. U. S. News 70: 

60-64, 8 February 1971. 

Kaplarr, LMorton A. Toward the 1980's: a policy ''vision" in 

search of a projection. Orbis 15: 2'75-82, Spring 1971. 

Kim, Hong N, Japanese attitudes and policy toward the future of 

the U. S. -Japan security treaty. Asian Forum 2:262-71, 

October/ December f 97 0. 

12 
Lockheimer, F. Koy. A note on Japan in iyiu. American unrversities Field Staff Reports. East Asia series v. 17 no. 

4, July 1978, 

Munthe-Kaas, Harald. Japan-U. S. relations; Qkinawa - up for 

ransom. Far Eastern Economic Review 64:Cj65-67, 19 

June 1969. 

Nagashima, Shusuke. Japan's defense rests on U. S. technology. Technology Week 19:32-33, 5 December 1966. 

Osgood, Robert E. Japan and the United States in Asia. SAIS 

Review 11:3-33, Spring 1967. 

The question of Ue S. foreign military commitments: pro 8r con. 

Congressional Digest 48:193-224, August/September 1969. 

Reischauer, Edwin 0. Fateful triangle; the United States, Japan 

and China. New York Times Magazine pp. 12-13ff, 19 

September 197 1. 

. Hidden crisis in Asia. Readers' Digest 96:77-81, February 1978. 

. Our dialogue with Japan. Foreign Affairs 45:215-28, 

January 1967. 

Report on Japan. Interplay 3:4-20, Dec %9/Jan "70. 

Rhee, TI C. Japan: 'Isecurity" and f'militarisrn'f. World Today 

27:390-400, September 1971. 

13 
Riesel, Victor. Japan's new offensive: anti-Americanisrn is 

growing. e . - A;-nerican Legion 60:14-15, January 1956. 

Rose, Saul. Strange bedfellows; Japanese defence and relations 

with the United States. Far Eastern Economic Review 59: 

600 - 02, 28 March 1968. 

Sat0 talks about his country. U. S. News 68:56-57, 23 February 

1970. 

Sien-Chong, Niu. The defense of Japan. NATO's Fifteen Nations - 11:58-65, February-March 1966. 

. Past, present and future of Japan's foreign policy. 

NATO's Fifteen Nations 14:80-83ff, December 1969- January 

1970. 

Sone, Eki. On Okinawa and U. S. -Japan security treaty. Contemporary Japan 29:245-55, March 1970. 

Swanson, Harlan J. The Panay incident: 

U. S. Naval Institute Proceedings 

1967. 

prelude to Pearl Harbor. 

93:26-37, December 

Tanaka, Kakuei. Japan in the 1970's. Contemporary Japan 29: 

209-16, ,March 1970. 

U. S. and Japan adjust realignment of U. S. forces and facilities; 

text. U. S. Dept. o€ State Bulletin 64528, 19 April 1971. 

14 
U. S. and Japan hold meetings on environrnenta1 problems; eext of 

joint commilnique. U. S. Dept. of State 13alIetin 63:6?0-71, 

30 November 1970, 

U. S. and Japan pull apart - can breach be healed? U. S, News 

51:42-44, 22 November 1971. 

U. S. and Japan sign agreement on reversion of Okinawa, June 17, 

1971. t'. S. Dept. of State Bulletin 6533-41, 12 July 1971. 

Includes statements and document texts. 

U. S. returns Bonin Islands to Japanese administration. U. S. 

Dept. of State Bulletin 5995, 22 July 1968. 

U. S. steps up troop cuts in the Far East. U. S. News 70:55, 

4 January 1971. 

Ushiba, H. E. Nobuhiko. Relationship between Japan and the United 

States. Air University Review 22:2- 116, September-October 

1971. 

. Japan: her role in world affairs. Naval War College 

Review 23:14-21, April 1971. 

Van Zandt, Howard F. How to negotiate in Japan. Harvard Business Review 48:45-56, November 1970. 

von Doenhoff, Richard A. Biddle, Perry, and Japan. U. S. Naval 

Institute Proceedings 92:78-87, November 1966. 

Wakaizumi, Kei. Japan beyond 1970. Foreign Affairs 47:508-20, 

April 1969. 

15 
riliayper, C. L. Japan and the new Far Eastern pattern of PQLV~~, 

Royal Air Forces Charterly 10:9X-95, Srirnmer 1970. 

Weinstein, LMartin E. Okinawa's future and Far- East security, 

Reporter 37:39-40, 2 November 1967. 

JVilliaLms, Jsstin. Completing Japan's political reorientation, 

1947-i952. American Xistorical Review 73:1454-69, 

SGne 196s. 

Wilson, Norman €3. Japan's foreign policy. War/ Peace Report 

9:3fi, Xovember 1969. 

Wood, Robert J. LMilitary assistance and the Nixon doctrine. 

Orbis 15:247-74, Spring 1971. 

DOCUiMENTS 

Rogers? IViiliarn P. The United States 2nd Japan: common interests, common problems. 1971. (S1. 38:201) 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Foreign 

assistance and related agencies appropriations for 1972. 

Hearings, 92nd Gong,, 1st Sess., 1971. (Y4. Ap6/l:F76/ 

3/971/pt. ) Annual, only the latest is cited. 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Report 

of special study mission to Asia. Committee print, 9lst 

Gong., 2nd Sess., 1970. (Y4. F76/l:As4/7) 

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S. 

Congress, Joint Committee on the Investigation of the Pearl 

Harbor Atmclr;. . . . Investigation of the Perzrl Harbor 

attack. 1946. Hearings, in 39 parts: (D 767, 92 .A5 1946); 

Report: (D 767. 92 2'5) 

Congres s. Senate. ' Committee on Appropriations Foreign 

assistance and related programs. Hearings, 92nd Cong. , 

1st Sess. ? 1971. (Y4. Ap6/2:F76 /8/972) Annual, only the 

latest is cited. 

Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. - A 

decade o€ American foreign policy: basic documents, 1941- 

-29. Senate Doc. 123, 81st Cong., 1st Sess. , 1950. (JX 

1416 A47) - 

. United States foreign ~olicv: a compilation of studies. OL J A. 

Senate Doc. 24, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961, (E 744 

U581) Also in Serial Set v. 12000. 

. United States security agreem-ents and commitments 

abroad; Japan and Okinawa. Hearings, 93st Gong. , 2nd 

U. 

U. 

U. 

v v 

Sess., 1970. (Y4. F76/2:Se2/pt. 5) 

S. Dept. of Defense. Military assistance and foreign military 

sales facts. (UA 12 U52) Latest in Reference. 

Dept. of State. Papers relating to the foreign relations of 

the United States. Japan: 1931-1941. 2 v. 1943. 

(Sl. 1:931/v.) Library has v. 2 only. 

Strategic Bombing Survey. Report. 1947- In 108 parts. 

(D 787 S898) 

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Bronfenbrenner, il/lart~n. Lung- range proje ctions of the Japanese 

economy 1962-19’75. Santa Barbara. Calif. : Technical 

LMiiitary Planning Operation, 1958. (HC 462 B86) 

Cohen, Jerorne B. Economic problems of free Japan. Princeton: 

Center for International Studies, Princeton University, 

HC 462 C67c) 

Committee for Economic Development. Japan in the free world 

economy. New York: 1963. (HF 1601 C73) 

Cowan, Charles D. (ed. } The economic development of China and 

Japan. New York: Praeger, 1964. (HC 427 C87) 

18 
Dautremer, Joseph. The Japanese empire and its conditions. 

Nevv York: Scribner, 1915, (HC 46 

Dempster, Prue. Japan advances; a geographical study.. London: 

Methuen, 1967. (WC 462.9 D38) 

Dennett, Tyler. Americans in Eastern Asia. Kew York: Barnes 

and Noble, 1941. (DS 518.8 D39) 

Doing business in and with Japan. New York: American Management Association, 1969. (HF 3826. 5 D65) 

The effect of the World War upon the commerce and industrv of 

Japan. New Haven: Yale University Pres's for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1929. (HF 

3824 E27) 

Far Eastern economic review. Yearbook, Hongkong. (HC 41 1 

F21) Latest in Reference. 

Griffin, Eldon. Clippers and consuls . . 1.845-1860. Ann Arbor, 

Mich. : Edwards, 1938. (HF 3119 G85) 

Honjo, Eijiro. The social and economic history of Japan. New 

York: Russell lir Russell, 1965. First pub. in 1935. (HC 

462 H77) 

Hunsberger, Warren S. Japan and the United States in world 

trade. New York: Harper and Row, for the Council on 

Foreign Relations, 1964. (HF 3824 H93) 

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Japan. Economic lanning Agency. Economic survey of Japan 

(l967-lq68). Tokyo: Japan Times, 1969. (HC 461 535) 

Kuznets, Simon S. Economic growth: Brazil, India, Japan. Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press, 1955. (HC 51 K9) 

Lockwood, William W. The economic development of Japan: 

growth and structural change, 1868- 1938. Princeton: 

Princeton University Press, 1954. (HC 462 L81) 

. The state and economic enterprise in Japan. Princeton: 

Princeton University Press, 1965. (HC 462 L81s) 

Moufton, Harold G. Japan, an economic and financial appraisal. 

Washington, D, C. : Brookings Institution, 1931. (WC 462 

M92) 

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Economic surveys: Japan. 1964- (E3 432 068) Library has 

1964- 

The Oriental Economist's Japan economic yearbook. Tokyo. (HC 

461 068j) Library has 1965- Latest in Reference. 

Overseas Consultants, Inc,, New York. Report on industrial 

reparations survey of Japan to the United States of America, February 1948. New York: 1948. (D 819 I 53 09) 

Pan American Union. Dept. of Economic Affairs. Policies and 

institutions for the promotion of exports of manufactures; 

a selected case study, Japan. Washington, 1964. (HF 

1601 P18) 

20 
Princeton Uniwe 1-5 ity Conference. The new Japan: 

promise. Princeton: 1963, (HC 462 P95) 

pros pects and 

Sapir, Michael. Japan, China and the West, Washington: National 

Planning Association, 1959. (HF 1601 S24) 

Sebald, William Je Japan: prospects, options and opportunities. 

Washington: American Enterprise Institute for Public 

Policy Research, 1967. (DS 889 S4j) 

Stone, Peter. Japan surges ahead. New York: Praeger, 1969. 

(WC 462. 9 S87) 

Timperley, Harold J. Japan: a world proble,m. New York: John 

Day Co. 1942. (DS 841 T58) 

Wright, Philip G. The American tariff and oriental trade. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1931. (HF 1756 W95) 

Yamamura, Kozo. Economic policy in postwar Japan. Berkeley: 

University of California Press, 1967. (WC 462. 9 Y19) 

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PERIODICAL A 

The administration blockbuster. Business Week pp. 21 - 30, 

21 August 1971. 

Bergsten, C. Fred. Crisis in U. S. trade policy. -Foreign - 

Affairs 49:619- 35, July 1971. 

Bonafe de, Dom. White House report/Peterson unit helps shape 

tough international economic policy. 

International E~ono~mic Policy). 

(The Council on 

National Journal 3: 

2238-48, 13 November 1971. 

Bronfenbrenner, Martin. Japan's Galbraithian economy. Public 

Interest pp. 149-57, Fall 1970. 

Cohen, Benjamin J. U. s. foreign economic policy-. Orbis 15: 

232-46, Spring 197 1. 

Connally, John B- Tough talk to U. S, allies on trade, defense. 

U. S. Xews ?0:51-53, 14 June 1971. 

Connor, John T. Expanding the fabric of U. S. -Japanese economic relations. U. S. Dept. of State Bulletin 55:215-21, 

8 August 1966. 

Controversy over proposals to broaden U. S. import controls: 

pro & con. 

1970. 

Congressional Digest 49257-88, November 

22 
Fried, Edward R. U. S, foreign economic policy in the 1910's: a 

challenge to s tatesmm-nship. Perspectives in Defense hfanagernent pp. 33-40, *May 19-71. 

Getting worse: the trade gap. U. S., News 65:90-91, 4 November 

1968. 

Growing battle of trade barriers. Newsweek 75:80ff, 23 March 

1970. 

Halloran: Richard. A balance of priorities - defense and economic 

growth in. Japan. Navy 14: 1 0 - 14ff, April 1971. 

Hartley, William D. Caught in the float of yen and dollars, Okinawa 

fears worst. . . . Wall St. Journal 178:lff, 16 September 

1971. 

. Pressure on the yen. Wall St. Journal 178:28, 19 August 

1971. 

Hunsberger, Warren S. The Japanese economy; a continuing miracle? Interplay 3~16-20, Dec '69/ Jan '70. 

Ln a more competitive world, U. S. takes a tougher line. U. S. 

News 71:31-33, 12 June 1971. 

Is the U. S. being squeezed out of world markets? interview with 

Maurice H. Stans. U. S. News 6756-59, 8 September 1969. 

Japan. World Business, special issue of First Quarter, 1970. 

23 
Japan: roaring into the 705, Far Eastern Economic Review II_ 68: 

27ff, 26 March 1970, An annual survey. 

Japanese speak their mind; views of five top Japanese businessmen. 

Business Week pp.61ff, 28 August 1971. 

Japan's drive to outstrip the U. S. U. S. News 68:26-28, 6 April 

1970. 

Japan's drive to pass U. S. as top industrial power. U. S. News 

70:60-63, 26 April 1971. 

Japan's remarkable industrial machine. Business Week pp. 59- 

65fi, 7 March 1970. 

Johnson, Chalrriers. . . . The Japan-America textile dispute. 

Interplay 3:11-15, April 1970. 

Keatley, Robert. Strained relations. Wall St. Journal 178:lff, 

20 August 1971. 

Kitamura, Hiroshi. Japan's economic growth and its international 

implications. World Today 27:195-202, May 1971. 

Koto, Rikuzo. Japan in the world economy. Columbia Journal of 

World Business 5:35€f, March/April 1970. 

Kraar, Louis. How the Japanese mount that export blitz. Fortune 

82:126-3111, September 1970. 

24 
Japan; adjusting to the Nixon 'shakku, 'I Time 98:34ff, 4 October 

19-71. 

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Japan's relmarkable industrial machine. Business Week pp. 59- 

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U. S. and Japan exchange notes on cotton textile arrangement. 

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