The Problem Of The Pacific In The Twentieth Century by N. Golovin

This book explores Japan's evolving geopolitical strategy in the 20th century, examining the motivations behind its policies, mainly towards Korea and China, which influenced the broader geopolitical ambitions of the East. The author, a Russian general and military strategist, draws from his first-hand observations during critical periods to analyze the historical context that shaped Japan's drive for regional dominance. The book examines Japan's economic and military strategies, discussing the deep-seated internal factors, as well as external forces, that have driven its expansionist aims. It also delves into the nuances of Japanese political culture and its influence on Japan's foreign policy decisions, particularly the tension between militarist and civilian leadership. Ultimately, this book draws on historical insights to illuminate the complexities of Japan's geopolitical ambitions and their profound implications for the balance of power in the Pacific.

Publisher:	Forgotten Books
Year:	2015
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	9781330149973
Condition:	Very Good

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SKU: 1603162
Location: History