Edward Elgar Publishing Edward Elgar - The Economic Development of Modern Japan Vol II

Explore the unique history of Japan's rise as a modern state through this scholarly collection. This volume examines how Japan achieved rapid economic development during the nineteenth century without the use of foreign capital or tariff autonomy. It provides a deep look into the socio-political events that shaped the nation's transformation. Part of the Economists of the Twentieth Century series, this book offers rare insights into the institutional development of Japanese capitalism. Through a series of papers by Shigeto Tsuru, readers gain access to expert analysis, including several works published here for the first time. This collection is an essential resource for those studying business and economic history, offering a clear perspective on the structural changes that defined Japan's economic path.