New perspectives on U.S.-Japan relations
By: edited by Gerald L. Curtis.
Contributors: Curtis, Gerald L.; Global ThinkNet (Program); Nihon Kokusai Kōryū Sentā
Publisher: Japan Center for International Exchange; distributed worldwide outside Japan by Brookings Institution Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Tokyo, Japan; New York; Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
Subjects: United States -- Relations -- Japan; Japan -- Relations -- United States; United States -- Foreign relations -- 1945-1989; United States -- Foreign relations -- 1989-; United States -- Foreign economic relations; Japan -- Foreign relations -- 1945-1989; Japan -- Foreign relations -- 1989-; Japan -- Foreign economic relations
Other titles: New perspectives on United States-Japan relations; U.S.-Japan relations, new perspectives.
Notes: "This bilateral research project was undertaken by JCIE as part of its Global ThinkNet program..." -- vii-viii

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Financial support from the Nippon Foundation.
Table of contents: title: U.S. policy toward Japan from Nixon to Clinton : an assessment / Gerald L. Curtis; title: Market opening in Japan : deregulation, reregulation, and cross-sectional variation / Robert W. Bullock; title: U.S.-Japan financial-market relations in an era of global finance / Jennifer Holt Dwyer; title: The transformation of Japan's fiscal orientation in the 1990s : the impact of external pressure, volatile party politics, and recession / Katō Junko; title: Japan's changing attitude toward adjusting its current account surplus : the strong yen and macroeconomic policy in the 1990s / Kojō Yoshiko; title: The media in U.S.-Japan relations : national media in transnational relations / Tadokoro Masayuki; title: The impact of policy ideas : revisionism and the Clinton Administration's trade policy toward Japan / Robert M. Uriu; title: The challenges of managing U.S.-Japan security relations after the Cold War / Michael Green; title: The international context of U.S.-Japan relations in the 1990s / Tanaka Akihiko.