Growth studies of Pacific silver fir, Abies amabilis (Dougl.) Forb.

Expert InsightsPublished 1962

A discussion of the changes in the last decade: (1) in the pattern of Japanese life, social relationships, and behavior; (2) in the Japanese value system; and (3) in the Japanese attitudes toward their society, the government, and the outside world. Three important factors in this development have been the destruction by Japan's defeat and the occupation reforms of the traditional social, political, and economic order; foreign influence in all spheres of Japanese life; and the continuing impact of swift economic change. In particular, the paper examines Japan's modernization, economy, international relations, and domestic political scene. The author feels that the riots of 1960 were not a portent of revolution, as Peking had hoped, but rather the end of severe growing pains.

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