猿田 佐世

About the Author

猿田佐世 is a distinguished Japanese historian and author renowned for his incisive explorations of modern political dynamics and international relations. With a background in diplomatic history, he has dedicated his career to uncovering the subtle mechanisms of power that shape global alliances, particularly Japan's intricate ties with the United States. His meticulous research draws on declassified documents and archival sources to reveal overlooked narratives of influence and dependency. In his acclaimed work, '自発的対米従属 知られざる「ワシントン拡声器」 (角川新書)',猿田 dissects the hidden channels through which Washington has amplified its voice in Tokyo, offering readers a profound understanding of postwar geopolitics. Through his writing, he challenges conventional histories, encouraging a critical reevaluation of national sovereignty in an interconnected world.