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Bending adversityDavid Pilling
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Bending adversity

408 pagesFirst published 20146 editions
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The author argues that the Japanese may use the devastating March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, and consequent terrifying meltdown at the nuclear complex at Fukushima, to stimulate their economy and turn it into a mature economy, comfortable in itself, with satisfactory growth and a senior and respected seat in the global parliament.

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionPenguin Books, Limited20204649780141990538
EditionPenguin Publishing Group2015—9780143126959
EditionPenguin Books, Limited20144329780241957677
EditionPenguin Books, Limited20143849781846145476
Ebook—20143849780698141216
HardcoverAllen Lane——9781846145469
Social conditionsHistoryAsia, historyJapan, historyJapan, social conditions