Neighborhood and Nation in Tokyo, 1905-1937.

Stephen S. Large · Sally Ann Hastings

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This work addresses an important issue concerning the shaping of Japan's modern political community prior to World War II. It argues that pre-war Japan, particularly the Home Ministry, encouraged a more participatory political and cultural environment than is generally believed.

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