Japan in current world affairs.
By: Edited by Kajima Institute of International Peace.
Contributors: Kajima Heiwa Kenkyūjo.
Publisher: Japan Times
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [Tokyo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
Subjects: Japan -- Foreign relations -- 1945-1989.
Other titles: Kokusai jihyō.
Notes: Selection of articles from 1969-70 issues of Kokusai jihyo.
Table of contents: title: The Japan-U.S. Treaty of mutual cooperation and security by M. Kajima.; title: U.S.-Japan relations in the seventies by T. Kimura.; title: Impressions of past American presidents and comments on the Nixon administration by K. Asakai.; title: The multipolarization of the communist world and Japan by H. Yamada.; title: The future of Japan-Soviet relations by K. Narita.; title: Views on Japan's territorial problems by T. Tokonami.; title: The Taiwan problem and U.S.-China relations by S. Iguchi.; title: The world will revolve around Peking by S. Hasegawa.; title: As we prepare for the 1970's by S. Kawashima.; title: Japan's role in the post-Vietnam period by K. Aichi.; title: Asia and Japan in the 1970's by Z. Kosaka.; title: The rationale of an Asian-Pacific community by E. Wajima.; title: The world economy and Japan by M. Ohira.; title: Overseas economic cooperation by S. Takasugi.; title: The Japan-U.S. Security Treaty as seen from an economic viewpoint by H. Fujii.; title: The future of international society and the development of science and technology by W. Hiraizumi.; title: The implications of Czechoslovakian outrage by T. Kase.; title: France after De Gaulle by T. Hagiwara.