Just picked up the following books:
The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders Explain Away Chinese Repression, by James Mann
Breaking Open Japan, by George Feifer
The book on China is short, about 110 pages, but is worth the read for the perspective, especially if you consume a lot of U.S.-based news.
Haven’t started the book on Commodore Perry and American imperialism, but what better time than now to read a new book on one of the most important periods in Japan’s history.
Check out other books on Japan and also about investing.
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Bank of Japan Holds Its Lending Rate Steady
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10/12/07)
Japan’s Politics Shouldn’t Derail Its Economy: Profiting from the New Prime Minister
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9/28/07)
Uhhh... Japan... comin' through
(The Mess That Greenspan Made,
10/1/08)

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