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List of Maps. Notes on Contributors. Introduction (William M.Tsutsui). PARTI JAPAN BEFORE 1600. 1 Japanese Beginnings (Mark J.Hudson). 2 The Heian Period (G. Cameron Hurst III). 3 Medieval Japan(Andrew Edmund Goble). PART II EARLY MODERN JAPAN. 4 Unification,Consolidation, and Tokugawa Rule (Philip C. Brown). 5 Social and EconomicChange in Tokugawa Japan (Edward E. Pratt). 6 Intellectual Change inTokugawa Japan (Peter Nosco). 7 Cultural Developments in Tokugawa Japan(Lawrence E. Marceau). PART III MODERN JAPAN: FROM THE MEIJI RESTORATIONTHROUGH WORLD WAR II. 8 Restoration and Revolution (James L. Huffman).9 Oligarchy, Democracy, and Fascism (Stephen S. Large). 10 Social andEconomic Change in Prewar Japan (Mark Jones and Steven Ericson). 11Intellectual Life, Culture, and the Challenge of Modernity (Elise K. Tipton).12 External Relations (Frederick R. Dickinson). 13 The Japanese Empire(Y. Tak Matsusaka). 14 The Fifteen-Year War (W. Miles Fletcher III).PART IV JAPAN SINCE 1945. 15 The Occupation (Mark Metzler). 16 PostwarPolitics (Ray Christensen). 17 The Postwar Japanese Economy (Bai Gao).18 Postwar Society and Culture (Wesley Sasaki-Uemura). 19 Japan in theWorld (Glenn D. Hook). PARTV THEMES IN JAPANESE HISTORY. 20 Women andSexuality in Premodern Japan (Hitomi Tonomura). 21 Gender and Sexuality inModern Japan (Sally A. Hastings). 22 Class and Social Stratification (IanNeary). 23 Japan in Asia (Leo Ching). 24 Center and Periphery inJapanese Historical Studies (Michael Lewis). 25 Modernity, Water, and theEnvironment in Japan (Gavan McCormack). 26 Popular Culture (E. TaylorAtkins). 27 Rural Japan and Agriculture (Eric C. Rath). 28 Business andLabor (Charles Weathers). 29 Authority and the Individual (J. VictorKoschmann). 30 National Identity and Nationalism (Kevin M. Doak).Consolidated Bibliography. Index.