Research on US-Japan Relations in East Asian Economy (1945--2000)

Author: Zhang Deming
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This article is mainly composed of three parts. Part 1, Preface, discusses the essentials of thesis writing, including the significance of topic selection, research status domestically and internationally, breakthrough points, basic structure, content, and research methods. Part 2 includes chapters 2 and 3, covering the entire process of the evolution of U.S.-Japan relations in East Asian economics. Part 3 is a comprehensive discussion, revealing the influencing factors and basic trends of U.S.-Japan relations; analyzing the impact of U.S.-Japan relations on East Asian capitalist countries and regions, socialist countries like China, and the United States and Japan itself; and drawing lessons from U.S.-Japan relations. The conclusion summarizes the entire article. This article adheres to the basic stance, viewpoints, and methods of Marxism, guided by Deng Xiaoping's philosophy of "emancipating the mind and seeking truth from facts." It employs historical theory, the theory of historical economic relations, historical methods, and economic measurement and statistical methods, with reliable historical data as the foundation, to strive for more scientific conclusions.