Modern Japanese Economic Thought: An Intellectual History to 1950

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
1 Prologue: Before Meeting Western Economic Thought
2 Miura Baien’s Kagen: In Comparison with the Contemporary European Economic Thought
3 Civilization and Political Economy in Fukuzawa Yukichi: Grounds for Laws of Political Economy
4 Economic Liberalism and Industrial Promotion in the Meiji Era: Taguchi Ukichi and Maeda Masana
5 Early Socialism and Social Policy from the 1900s to 1920s:
Turn, Split, and Rivalry
6 Yanagita Kunio’s Rural Economy: Investigation into the Nationality of Japan
7 Egoism and Altruism in the Sentiment of an Economist: Kawakami Hajime’s Difficult Path to Marxism
8 New Liberalism in the Far East: Ishibashi Tanzan and J. M. Keynes
9 Introducing the Social into Economics: Power and Communal Elements in Takata Yasuma
10 Marxian Economics and Japanese Capitalism: Reproduction with Semi-feudal Agriculture
11 Collaboration and Reform under War Economy: Ryū
Shintarō and Shibata Kei
12 Epilogue: Revolving Door for Economists 1945-1950
Index