The clash : a history of U.S.-Japan relations
The clash : a history of U.S.-Japan relations
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冲突：美日关系史
DOI：
10.1163/2468-1733_shafr_sim060130175
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发表时间：
1997
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通讯作者：
Walter Lafeber
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作者：
Walter Lafeber
两个具有不同政治取向的经济体如何相互竞争--而且经常发生碰撞。1853年7月，当马修·佩里（Matthew Perry）驶入东京港，向西方开放日本时，美国人和日本人立即开始相互误解。美国和日本--现在世界上两个最大的经济强国和激烈的竞争对手--之间的这种关系仍然非常重要，非常脆弱，而且在太平洋两岸都很少有人了解。美国最伟大的历史学家之一沃尔特·拉费伯写了第一本讲述整个故事的书。LaFeber使用美国和日本的资料，重点关注两个中心主题：中国的角色，就像幽灵一样，一直困扰着并塑造着美国。日本的政策，以及自世纪末以来不断发生冲突的两种资本主义的性质，这导致了1941年的珍珠港事件，以及1945年后今天的长期经济战争。
How two economies with divergent political orientations have competed -- and often collided -- with each other.When Commodore Matthew Perry sailed into Tokyo harbor in July 1853, opening Japan to the West, Americans and Japanese immediately began to misunderstand each other. This relationship between the United States and Japan -- now the world's two greatest economic powers and fierce competitors -- remains immensely important, highly fragile, and little understood on either side of the Pacific.Walter LaFeber, one of America's greatest historians, has written the first book to tell the entire story. Using both American and Japanese sources, LaFeber focuses on two central themes: the role of China which, ghostlike, has always haunted and shaped U.S.-Japanese policies, and the nature of the two capitalisms that have constantly clashed since the late nineteenth century and that led, in 1941, to Pearl Harbor and, after 1945, to today's long-term economic war.