Stresses in U.S.-Japanese security relations

Häftad bok. Brookings Institution. First Edition (Paperback) uppl. 1975. 110 sidor.

Gott skick. Condition Description
General Description:
Good (G) / Very Good vintage condition. A clean and well-preserved ex-library copy originating from the library of the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Detailed Description:
Cover & Spine: Softcover in original orange and black trade paperback design. Shows minimal shelf wear and light edge rubbing, but remains bright, clean, and structurally sound without severe creases.
Pages & Binding: Binding is tight and firm throughout. Inside pages are crisp, clean, unfaded, and unmarked with no marginalia or dog-ears.
Library Markings / Provenance: Former institutional copy from the Royal Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Kungl. Utrikesdepartementet). Features an "UTGALLRAD" (Deaccessioned) stamp on the front flyleaf, an official library seal stamp on the title page, an internal library label, and a date stamp ("UD BIBL 21. JUL. 1975") on page 110.
Content Summary
Published by the Brookings Institution, this study examines the evolving bilateral defense alliance between the United States and Japan in the mid-1970s. The author analyzes the strategic impact of shifting relations with China and the Soviet Union, the U.S. involvement in Indochina, and international economic trade strains. The book evaluates Japanese defense policies, the role of U.S. military forces in Asia, and offers key recommendations for maintaining long-term security cooperation between the two nations.