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Public Opinion in Japan and America
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How We See Each Other
By Karlyn Bowman
Posted: Saturday, January 1, 2000
Public Opinion in Japan and America
163 pages
AEI Press  (Washington)
Publication Date: March 1996
Hardcover
ISBN: 0844770574

How do Americans and Japanese see each other? How do these views relate to major present-day concerns? The authors examine public perceptions of our economic and military relationships; attitudes toward family, work, and women's roles; and satisfaction with democracy. One chapter is devoted to the attitudes of young people in both countries.

Karlyn H. Bowman is a resident fellow at AEI.



Table of Contents

Preface

  1. Two Nations Compared
  2. Economy and Demography
  3. The Military and Economic Relationship
  4. Society and Social Values
  5. Polity and Political Values
  6. Amercia and Japan--Similar and Different

Appendix
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