What Japan thinks
By: ed. by K. K. Kawakami.
Publisher: The Macmillan company
Published: 1921
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: Eastern question (Far East); Japan -- Foreign relations.
Table of contents: title: A world unsafe for democracy, by Isoh Yamagata.; title: The Monroe doctrine and the League of nations, by Rikitaro Fujisawa.; title: Mikadoism, by R. Oda.; title: Japan's defective constitutional government, by Yukio Ozaki.; title: Liberalism in Japan, by Sakuzo Yoshino.-Japan's navalism, by Tetsutaro Sato.; title: Militarism and navalism in America, by Henry Satoh.; title: Harmony between East and West, by  Takashi Hara.; title: The war's effect upon the Japanese mind, by Masaharu Anessaki.; title: Illusions of the white race, by Marquis Okuma.; title: The "white" problem in Asia, by an anonymous writer.; title: The Japanese question in America, by Shimpei Goto.; title: Can Japan be Christianized?  By M. Zumoto.; title: Appendix: The Yap controversy.