'Co-Prosperity' or 'Commonwealth'?: Japan, Britain and Burma 1940-1945
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, NDS, Germany.
This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. - This is a study of the interplay and differing world-views of Japan and Britain with regard to Southeast Asia and in particular to Burma before and during the Pacific War. The Japanese expansion into Southeast Asia during 1940-1945 has been a focus of much historiographical and public debate in recent years. While many of existing literature focus on the relations and conflict between Japan and the United States, the essential polarity in Southeast Asia was between British and Japanese imperialisms. The two countries differed markedly in as much as the British defended the status quo while Japan aspired to a new order. Yet there was both interplay and similarity between them. Indeed, there was symmetry in their fortunes during this period and in the competing ideologies of Co-Prosperity and Commonwealth . This study, produced as a doctoral thesis, examines the rise and fall of Japan''s Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and its impact on the British policy in Southeast Asia. The interactions between Japan and Britain considered at the general level are also examined through a case study of Burma. 240 pp. Englisch.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, Germany.
This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. - This is a study of the interplay and differing world-views of Japan and Britain with regard to Southeast Asia and in particular to Burma before and during the Pacific War. The Japanese expansion into Southeast Asia during 1940-1945 has been a focus of much historiographical and public debate in recent years. While many of existing literature focus on the relations and conflict between Japan and the United States, the essential polarity in Southeast Asia was between British and Japanese imperialisms. The two countries differed markedly in as much as the British defended the status quo while Japan aspired to a new order. Yet there was both interplay and similarity between them. Indeed, there was symmetry in their fortunes during this period and in the competing ideologies of Co-Prosperity and Commonwealth . This study, produced as a doctoral thesis, examines the rise and fall of Japan''s Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and its impact on the British policy in Southeast Asia. The interactions between Japan and Britain considered at the general level are also examined through a case study of Burma. 240 pp. Englisch.

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buecher.de GmbH & Co. KG, [1].
This is a study of the interplay and differingworld-views of Japan and Britain with regard toSoutheast Asia and in particular to Burma before andduring the Pacific War. The Japanese expansion into Southeast Asiaduring 1940-1945 has been a focus of muchhistoriographical and public debate in recent years.While many of existing literature focus on therelations and conflict between Japan and the UnitedStates, the essential polarity in Southeast Asia wasbetween British and Japanese imperialisms. The two countries differed markedly in as muchas the British defended the status quo while Japanaspired to a new order. Yet there was both interplayand similarity between them. Indeed, there wassymmetry in their fortunes during this period and inthe competing ideologies of 'Co-Prosperity' and'Commonwealth'. This study, produced as a doctoral thesis,examines the rise and fall of Japan's 'Greater EastAsia Co-Prosperity Sphere' and its impact on theBritish policy in Southeast Asia. The interactionsbetween Japan and Britain considered at the generallevel are also examined through a case study of Burma.2009. 240 S. 220 mmVersandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, Softcover.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
buecher.de GmbH & Co. KG, [1].
This is a study of the interplay and differingworld-views of Japan and Britain with regard toSoutheast Asia and in particular to Burma before andduring the Pacific War. The Japanese expansion into Southeast Asiaduring 1940-1945 has been a focus of muchhistoriographical and public debate in recent years.While many of existing literature focus on therelations and conflict between Japan and the UnitedStates, the essential polarity in Southeast Asia wasbetween British and Japanese imperialisms. The two countries differed markedly in as muchas the British defended the status quo while Japanaspired to a new order. Yet there was both interplayand similarity between them. Indeed, there wassymmetry in their fortunes during this period and inthe competing ideologies of 'Co-Prosperity' and'Commonwealth'. This study, produced as a doctoral thesis,examines the rise and fall of Japan's 'Greater EastAsia Co-Prosperity Sphere' and its impact on theBritish policy in Southeast Asia. The interactionsbetween Japan and Britain considered at the generallevel are also examined through a case study of Burma.2009. 240 S. 220 mmVersandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, Softcover.

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This is a study of the interplay and differingworld-views of Japan and Britain with regard toSoutheast Asia and in particular to Burma before andduring the Pacific War. The Japanese expansion into Southeast Asiaduring 1940-1945 has been a focus of muchhistoriographical and public debate in recent years.While many of existing literature focus on therelations and conflict between Japan and the UnitedStates, the essential polarity in Southeast Asia wasbetween British and Japanese imperialisms. The two countries differed markedly in as muchas the British defended the status quo while Japanaspired to a new order. Yet there was both interplayand similarity between them. Indeed, there wassymmetry in their fortunes during this period and inthe competing ideologies of 'Co-Prosperity' and'Commonwealth'. This study, produced as a doctoral thesis,examines the rise and fall of Japan's 'Greater EastAsia Co-Prosperity Sphere' and its impact on theBritish policy in Southeast Asia. The interactionsbetween Jap.

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This is a study of the interplay and differingworld-views of Japan and Britain with regard toSoutheast Asia and in particular to Burma before andduring the Pacific War. The Japanese expansion into Southeast Asiaduring 1940-1945 has been a focus of muchhistoriographical and public debate in recent years.While many of existing literature focus on therelations and conflict between Japan and the UnitedStates, the essential polarity in Southeast Asia wasbetween British and Japanese imperialisms. The two countries differed markedly in as muchas the British defended the status quo while Japanaspired to a new order. Yet there was both interplayand similarity between them. Indeed, there wassymmetry in their fortunes during this period and inthe competing ideologies of Co-Prosperity and Commonwealth . This study, produced as a doctoral thesis,examines the rise and fall of Japan''s Greater EastAsia Co-Prosperity Sphere and its impact on theBritish policy in Southeast Asia. The interactionsbetween Japan and Britain considered at the generallevel are also examined through a case study of Burma.

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