Japanese Prime Ministers and Their Peace Philosophy

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The book examines the peace philosophy guiding Japanese prime ministers from 1945 to the present, aiming to identify a consistent political philosophy that shapes Japan's foreign and defense policies. It delves into the broader narrative of international relations, offering a meta-analysis of the key factors influencing Japanese politics. This timely exploration provides valuable insights into Japan's role as a significant yet complex player in Asia's transformation, appealing to scholars, observers of Asian dynamics, and journalists alike.