The origins of Japan's democratic constitution

Theodore H. McNelly

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Japanese History and Culture World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact War, Law, and Justice

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Chapter 1 Induced Revolution: Policy and Process of Reform in Occupied Japan Chapter 2 The Konoe Effort: International and Bureaucratic Politics Chapter 3 The Constitutional Convention in the Dai Ichi Building Chapter 4 The Role of Monarchy in the Political Modernization of Japan Chapter 5 General MacArthur and the Disarmament of Japan Chapter 6 General MacArthur's Pacifism Chapter 7 Japan's Peace Constitution and World Politics Chapter 8 Appendix: Potsdam Proclamation and SCAP Draft Constitution

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