Pax Japonica
£19.99
Author: Takeo Harada
Publisher: LID Publishing
ISBN:978-1-911498-22-3
FORMAT: 234x156mm
Bookbinding: Hardback
Number of pages: 256 pp
Description
A controversial analysis of Japan – the world’s third largest economy – and its future revival
● Why Japan will once again rise to play a dominant role in the world economy and financial markets
● Written by an insider with access to extraordinary information
● The most controversial book of recent times about Japan and the secrets behind its financial system
AUTHOR
Takeo Harada is an author and CEO of the Institute of International Strategy and Information Analysis, a leading consultancy and think tank. Before that, he served in the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a diplomat for 12 years.
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