Japan and South Africa in a Globalising World
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Japan and South Africa in a Globalising World
A Distant Mirror
Hirano, Katsumi; Alden, Chris
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2019
308
Dura
Inglês
9781138726000
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Part I: Japan and South Africa. 1. North and South: The changing contours of Japanese-South African relations, Chris Alden. 2. Japan's Trade with South Africa in the Inter-War Period: A study of Japanese consular reports, Katsujiko Kitagawa. 3. Japanese-South African Relations During the Apartheid Era, Masako Osada. 4. Japanese Investments in South Africa, 1992-1996: The state, private enterprise and strategic minerals, Kweku Ampiah. 5. Japan-South Africa Economic Relations: New Prospects or Neo-Mercantilist Perpetuation, Willem van der Spuy and Monika Glinzler. 6. Japan and Southern Africa: The resource diplomacy rationale, Deborah Sharp. 7. Japan, South Africa and the Region: Possibilities and Prospects, Matthew Simmonds. Part II: Comparative Dimensions in Development. 8. The Impact of Japanese Investment on South Africa as Viewed through an Asian Lens, Peter Draper. 9. Mass Unemployment in South Africa: A comparative study with East Asia, Katsumi Hirano. 10. South African Agriculture and the East Asian Experience, Makoto Sato and Chizuko Sato. 11. Civil Society, Development and Political Change: A comparative review of theory in Japan and South Africa, Mitsugi Endo. 12. The Political Economy of Population Change in Japan: Implications for South Africa, Yoichi Mine. 13. South Africa's Economic Relations with Asia: Changes and Implications, Hiroyuki Sudo.
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World Development Report;Africa;South African Land Reform Programme;Globalisation;IMF Direction;Japan;FDI Outflow;South;South African Communist Party;Japanese-South African relations;South African Foreign Policy;international political economy;South Africa's Total Exports;globalization;Japanese Oda;African affairs;South African Land Reform;Japanese peacekeeping forces;South Africa's Foreign Policy;Civil Society;Japanese FDI;Country Oda;South Africa's Exports;Japanese Foreign Policy;Tokyo International Conference;Japan South Africa;Asian Developing Countries;South Africa;Gdp Growth;Sogo Shosha;Japan's Oda;Government Aid Policy;American Military Administration;South African Market
Part I: Japan and South Africa. 1. North and South: The changing contours of Japanese-South African relations, Chris Alden. 2. Japan's Trade with South Africa in the Inter-War Period: A study of Japanese consular reports, Katsujiko Kitagawa. 3. Japanese-South African Relations During the Apartheid Era, Masako Osada. 4. Japanese Investments in South Africa, 1992-1996: The state, private enterprise and strategic minerals, Kweku Ampiah. 5. Japan-South Africa Economic Relations: New Prospects or Neo-Mercantilist Perpetuation, Willem van der Spuy and Monika Glinzler. 6. Japan and Southern Africa: The resource diplomacy rationale, Deborah Sharp. 7. Japan, South Africa and the Region: Possibilities and Prospects, Matthew Simmonds. Part II: Comparative Dimensions in Development. 8. The Impact of Japanese Investment on South Africa as Viewed through an Asian Lens, Peter Draper. 9. Mass Unemployment in South Africa: A comparative study with East Asia, Katsumi Hirano. 10. South African Agriculture and the East Asian Experience, Makoto Sato and Chizuko Sato. 11. Civil Society, Development and Political Change: A comparative review of theory in Japan and South Africa, Mitsugi Endo. 12. The Political Economy of Population Change in Japan: Implications for South Africa, Yoichi Mine. 13. South Africa's Economic Relations with Asia: Changes and Implications, Hiroyuki Sudo.
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World Development Report;Africa;South African Land Reform Programme;Globalisation;IMF Direction;Japan;FDI Outflow;South;South African Communist Party;Japanese-South African relations;South African Foreign Policy;international political economy;South Africa's Total Exports;globalization;Japanese Oda;African affairs;South African Land Reform;Japanese peacekeeping forces;South Africa's Foreign Policy;Civil Society;Japanese FDI;Country Oda;South Africa's Exports;Japanese Foreign Policy;Tokyo International Conference;Japan South Africa;Asian Developing Countries;South Africa;Gdp Growth;Sogo Shosha;Japan's Oda;Government Aid Policy;American Military Administration;South African Market
