Titlebook: Japan’s Evolving Foreign Policy Doctrine; From Yoshida to Miya Bert Edstr?m Book 1999 Bert Edstr?m 1999 cold war.economy.foreign policy.Pol

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Bert Edstr?mes not support the postulate of a catastrophic event that led to simultaneous extinctions of a significant portion of Paleozoic life forms. Rather, evolutionary changes were brought about by processes acting over several millions of years. Causative factors may have included worldwide regression of

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Bert Edstr?mn ecologic time (less than a thousand years). This suggests that “instantaneous ”extra-terrestrial events are not likely to have influenced the gradual phase of either extinctions or adaptive radiations in any very important manner, unless they are in need of ecological amplification in order to be

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To Restore and Reconstruct: Yoshida Shigeru, Ashida Hitoshi, Katayama Tetsu,reached the upper echelons of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He withdrew from active service in 1939 but took part in clandestine peace discussions in the final years of the war, an activity for which he was arrested in 1945 and held for two months by the military police (Dower, 1979, pp. 267ff).

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The Computerized Bulldozer on the International Stage: Tanaka Kakuei,53, 28.10.1972), a theme from his campaign for party leadership (Iizuka, 1981, p. 99). Using the outlandish word . fitted his image as a new and dynamic leader in contrast to the staid and cautious Satō. As a sign of his self-confidence, Tanaka did not hesitate to announce that he left daily foreign

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A Liberal Turning Realist: Miki Takeo,a and served on many important posts in the Japanese government, Miki was nevertheless often described as a political outsider (Tanaka Zenichirō, 1981c, p. 365). He was appointed chairman of the LDP in a surprise move by LDP Vice-Chairman Shiina Etsusaburō, who had been entrusted with the task of ca

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,The Harmony Man on the Slippery Slope: Suzuki Zenkō,cal experience was limited to negotiations on the fishing quota with the Soviet Union when he was minister of agriculture (Drifte, 1990, p. 85). It was therefore no surprise that he left it to the professionals in the foreign ministry to decide external policies.

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