A History of Japanese Economic Thought (Nissan Institute Routledge Japanese Studies Series)

Book Cover......Page 1
Half-Title......Page 2
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Acknowledgements......Page 7
Introduction Japanese and Western economic thought......Page 8
THE ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT......Page 13
THE CONFUCIAN HERITAGE......Page 16
AGRICULTURE AS THE BASIS OF THE ECONOMY: KUMAZAWA BANZAN (1619–91)......Page 19
INNOVATIONS IN CONFUCIAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT: ARAI HAKUSEKI (1657-1725), OGYU SORAI (1666-1728), AND DAZAI SHUNDAI (1680-1747)......Page 22
THE VALUE OF COMMERCE: ISHIDA BAIGAN (1685–1744)......Page 29
EXCHANGE AS THE MEASURE OF ALL THINGS: KAIHO SEIRYO (1755–1817)......Page 33
A VISION OF THE STATE-CONTROLLED ECONOMY: SATONOBUHIRO (1769–1850)......Page 36
THE OPENING OF FOREIGN TRADE: YOKOI SHONAN (1809–69)......Page 39
CONCLUSIONS......Page 43
2 The introduction of Western economic thought: from the Meiji Restoration to the First World War......Page 45
THE MEIJI POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC REFORMS......Page 46
MEIJI EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC THOUGHT......Page 47
WESTERN ECONOMIC TEXTS IN JAPAN......Page 49
THE INFLUENCE AND LIMITATIONS OF LIBERAL ECONOMICS......Page 54
PROTECTIONISM......Page 57
THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL POLICY......Page 60
THE SOCIAL POLICY THOUGHT OF KANAI NOBURU (1865–1933) AND FUKUDA TOKUZO (1874–1930)......Page 63
CONCLUSIONS......Page 66
INTER-WAR JAPAN: ECONOMIC GROWTH AND POLITICAL REPRESSION......Page 68
MARXISM AND JAPANESE ECONOMIC THOUGHT......Page 69
THE MARXIST ECONOMICS OF KAWAKAMI HAJIME (1879–1946) AND KUSHIDA TAMIZO (1885–1934)......Page 72
THE KOZA SCHOOL ANALYSIS OF JAPANESE CAPITALISM: NORO EITARO (1900–34) AND YAMADA MORITARO (1897–1980)......Page 76
THE RONO SCHOOL’S ALTERNATIVE ANALYSIS: TSUCHIYA TAKAO (1896– ) AND SAKISAKA ITSURO (1897–1985)......Page 80
KOIZUMI SHINZO (1888–1966) AND THE CRITIQUE OF MARXISM......Page 82
THE INFLUENCE OF NEO-CLASSICAL ECONOMISTSIN INTER-WAR JAPAN: NAKAYAMA ICHIRO (1998-1980) AND TAKATA YASUMA (1883-1972)......Page 85
ECONOMICS AND MILITARISM: TAKAHASHI KAMEKICHI (1891–1977) AND KITA IKKI (1883–1937)......Page 87
ECONOMIC RESEARCH IN WARTIME JAPAN......Page 91
4 Post-war Marxian economics......Page 95
THE OCCUPATION AND THE JAPANESE ECONOMY......Page 96
POST-WAR DEBATES ON JAPANESE CAPITALISM......Page 98
MATHEMATICS AND MARXISM: KOSHIMURA SHINZABURO (1907– ) AND OKISHIO NOBUO (1927– )......Page 102
UNEQUAL EXCHANGE: NAWA TOICHI (1906– )......Page 104
THE ECONOMIC THOUGHT OF UNO KŌZŌ (1897–1970)......Page 106
THE ANALYSIS OF CONTEMPORARY CONDITIONS: OUCHI TSUTOMU (1918– ) AND OSHIMA KIYOSHI (1913– )......Page 110
THE ECONOMICS OF STRUCTURAL REFORM: NAGASU KAZUJI (1919– )......Page 114
JAPANESE MARXIAN ECONOMICS REASSESSED......Page 117
ECONOMISTS AND THE GROWTH PROCESS......Page 119
MODERN ECONOMICS AND THE AMERICAN INFLUENCE......Page 123
PRIVATE INVESTMENT AND HIGH GROWTH: SHIMOMURA OSAMU (1910– )......Page 124
FROM CRITIQUE OF THE SHIMOMURA THESIS TOINTERPRETATION OF THE ECONOMIC MIRACLE: SHINOHARA MIYOHEI (1919- )......Page 127
PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: OKITA SABURO (1914– )......Page 130
FOREIGN TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: KANAMORI HISAO (1924– ) AND KOJIMA KIYOSHI (1920– )......Page 134
NEO-CLASSICAL THEORY AND THE CRITIQUE OF JAPANESE ECONOMIC POLICY: KOMIYA RYUTARO (1928– )......Page 137
OLIGOPOLY AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH: MIYAZAKI YOSHIKAZU (1919– )......Page 139
BEYOND GNP: TSURU SHIGETO (1912– )......Page 142
THE COLLAPSE OF THE NEO-CLASSICALKEYNESIAN SYNTHESIS......Page 145
MONETARISM IN JAPAN: SUZUKI YOSHIO (1913– ) AND SHIMPO SEIJI (1945– )......Page 147
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM VERSUS DOMESTIC DEMAND EXPANSION......Page 149
THE CRISIS OF ECONOMIC THEORY......Page 152
THE ECONOMICS OF DIVERSITY: MORISHIMA MICHIO (1923– )......Page 154
ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS AND THE THEORY OF SOCIAL CAPITAL: MIYAMOTO KENICHI (1930– )......Page 158
THE ECONOMICS OF DISEQUILIBRIUM: UZAWA HIROFUMI (1928– )......Page 160
SOCIAL VALUES AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH: MURAKAMI YASUSUKE (1931– )......Page 163
THE INFORMATION NETWORK SOCIETY: IMAI KENICHI (1931– )......Page 167
TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMIC THOUGHT: SAWA TAKAMITSU (1942– )......Page 170
CONCLUSIONS......Page 173
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 175
THE NISSAN INSTITUTE/ ROUTLEDGE JAPANESE STUDIES SERIES......Page 185
Index......Page 187