Historical Analogy： Japan＇s Road Toward War and Japan＇s Postwar Road  

作　　者：Wang Xiaoran C. X. George Wei 

机构地区：[1]University ofMacao, Macao, China [2]University of Macao, Macao, China

出　　处：《Cultural and Religious Studies》2016年第9期553-563,共11页文化与宗教研究（英文版）

摘　　要：In 1931, Japan launched the Sept. 18th attack against China. Ever since, there have been many different views over the origin of Japan＇s road toward war, which mostly concern with Japan＇s land policy. This paper holds that Japan＇s land policy was an evolving one and it transformed along the change of its supporters and implementers during different stages. It is mostly a contention about the different strategies on Manchuria and Mongol; the northward or the southward advance faction; the orientations of the radical military occupation or the moderate economic occupation. Interestingly, the development of Japan＇s postwar policy toward China, especially in the recent years, resembles the evolvement of Japan＇s land policy in the 19th century. They both show tendency from the economic effort to the military activity.

关 键 词：Japan＇s land policy imperial defense strategy Shidehara diplomacy financial occupation 

分 类 号：TU984[建筑科学—城市规划与设计] E869[军事—战术学]