Examining Japan's Lost Decades

Abstract

Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Japan's Demographic Collapse and the Vanishing Provinces Seike Atsushi Chapter 2: Monetary and Fiscal Policies During the Kenneth Kuttner, Iwaisako Tokuo, and Adam Posen Chapter 3: The Two Lost Decades and Macroeconomics: Changing Economic Policies Kobayashi Keiichiro Chapter 4: The Curse of Japan, Inc. and Japan's Microeconomic Competitiveness Chapter 5: Making Sense of the Decades: Workplaces and Schools, Men and Women, Young and Old, Rich and Poor Andrew Gordon Chapter 6: The Two in Education: The Failure of Reform Kariya Takehiko Chapter 7: The Fukushima Nuclear Accident: Opportunities and the Safety Myth Kitazawa Koichi Chapter 8: The Last Two in Japanese Politics: Opportunities and Undesirable Outcomes Machidori Satoshi Chapter 9: The Gulf War and Japan's National Security Identity Michael J. Green and Igata Akira Chapter 10: Foreign Economic Policy Strategies and Economic Performance Peter Drysdale and Shiro Armstrong Chapter 11: Japan's Asia/Asia-Pacific Policy in Flux Shiraishi Takashi Chapter 12: Okinawa Bases and the U.S.-Japan Alliance Sheila A. Smith Chapter 13: Japanese Historical Memory Togo Kazuhiko Chapter 14: Japan's Failed Bid for a Permanent Seat on the UN Security Council Akiyama Nobumasa Chapter 15: The Stakeholder State: Ideology and Values in Japan's Search for a Post-Cold War Global Role G. John Ikenberry Conclusion: Something has been lost from our future Funabashi Yoichi

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