Japan at Nature's Edge: The Environmental Context of a Global Power
by Brett L. Walker, Ian Jared Miller, Julia Adeney Thomas
Japan at Nature’s Edge presents an environmental approach to understanding Japan as a global power. Bringing together history, Japanese studies, and environmental perspectives, the book considers how nature and society shape the nation’s development and its place in the wider world.
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Japan at Nature's Edge explores the environmental context of Japan’s emergence as a global power.
Written by Brett L. Walker, Ian Jared Miller, and Julia Adeney Thomas, the book places nature and the environment at the center of understanding Japan.
Its subject connects Japanese history with broader questions about power, society, and the natural world.
This title will interest readers of environmental history, Japanese studies, and global history.
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