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Volume 13, Number 1, 1 April 2001
Informal Diplomacy and the Modern Idea of Japan
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Informal diplomacy and the modern idea of Japan
pp. 1-13(13)
Author: O'Connor P.

Edward H. House: questions of meaning and influence
pp. 15-25(11)
Author: Huffman J. L.

The Japan Chronicle and its editors: reflecting Japan to the press and the people, 1891-1940
pp. 27-40(14)
Author: Kakegawa T.

Presenting Japan: the role of overseas broadcasting by Japan during the Manchurian Incident, 1931–7
pp. 41-54(14)
Author: Robbins J.

Thoughts on the precipice: Japanese postcards, c.1903–39
pp. 55-62(8)
Authors: O'Connor P.; Cohen A. M.

Endgame: the English-language press networks of East Asia in the run-up to war, 1936–41
pp. 63-76(14)
Author: O'Connor P.

Post-war reconstruction of the Japan Lobby in Washington: the first fifteen years
pp. 77-90(14)
Author: Angel R.C.

Yoshimitsu, Benedict, Endomacr: guilt, shame and the post-war idea of Japan
pp. 91-105(15)
Author: Pinnington A.

Discussion
pp. 107-114(8)
Author: Lincoln E. J.

Book Reviews
pp. 115-138(24)

Contributors
pp. 139-140(2)

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