Author: [Japan] Kenichi Fujiwara
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Kenichi Fujiwara is a renowned sociologist in Japan, who served as the president of the Japanese Sociological Association. Many of his sociological works have been translated into Chinese. This book is one of his recent publications. From the perspective of structural functionalism, the author provides a concise yet thorough exposition and analysis of social changes in Japan throughout history and during the modern era. It represents a summary of the author's decades of research and holds significant academic value. The methodology and historical insights presented in the book are highly inspirational for Chinese scholars. Additionally, the author's concise, elegant, and highly readable writing style is expected to be well-received by Chinese readers.
Modernization and Social Change in Japan -- Translation Series of Famous Sociological Works of Japan
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