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Preface by the general editiors Yasusuke Murakami and Hugh T. Patrick;Introduction Daniel I. Okimoto and Takashi Inoguchi; Part I. The WorldSystem: 1. The ideas and structures of foreign policy: looking ahead withcaution Takashi Inoguchi; 2. From prestige to wealth to knowledge ShumpeiKumon and Akihiko Tanaka; 3. U.S. Hegemony: gone or merely diminished, andhow does it matter? Bruce Russett; 4. Japan and the international monetrayregime Koichi Hamada and Hugh T. Patrick; 5. Implications of the changingtrade regime for U.S.-Japanese relations Robert G. Giplin; Part II. Japan inthe International System: 6. Japan's international trade and trade policy,1955-1984 Ryutaro Komiya and Motoshige Itoh; 7. Comparative advantage,structural adaptation, and Japanese Gary R. Saxonhouse; 8. Theinternationalization of finance in Japan Yoichi Shinkai; Part III. Domesticinstitutions and policymaking: 9. Japan, Switzerland of the Far East? PeterJ. Katzenstein; 10. Political inclusivity: the domestic structure of tradeDaniel I. Okimoto; 11. Japanese politics and foreign policy: elitistdemocracy within an American greenhouse Donald C. Hellman; Part IV. Japan'sEmerging World Role: 12. Japan and the United States: prospects for stabilityStephen D. Krasner; 13. Japan and the ASEAN countries: the evolution ofJapan's regional role Charles E. Morrison; 14. Japan, the world, and thetwenty-first century Kenneth B. Pyle; Notes; Index of names; General index.