The emergence of imperial Japan  self-defense or calculated aggression? 
edited with an introduction by Marlene J. Mayo 
 - Lexington, Mass.  D. C. Heath and Company  1970 
 - 105 p. ; 24 cm. 
 - Problems in Asian civilizations .
<br/><br/>Conflict of opinion.--Prologue, by O. Yoshitake.--Traditional expansionism, by R. T. Pollard.--Response to western aggression, by H. Kublin.--A question of timing and not of goals, by W. G. Beasley.--Lingering militarism, by J. M. Maki.--The Confucian world order, by M. F. Nelson.--Requirements of national security, by J. Crowley.--Ultranationalist societies, by E. H. Norman.--Pan-Asianism, by M. Jansen.--National mission, by M. Sannosuke.--Capitalism and imperialism, by O. Tanin and E. Yohan.--Capitalism, international politics, and the emperor system, by F. Shoichi.--A rebuttal to economic determinism, by H. Conroy.--Blueprint for conquest, by G. Kerr.--Unexpected happenings, by H. Cornroy.--Suggestions for additional reading (p. 101-105) 
<br/><br/><label>LCCN: </label>79-108789 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Japan--Territorial expansion<br/>Japan--Military policy