Bending Adversity Japan And The Art Of SurvivalMore by David Pilling
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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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Penguin Books, Limited | 2020 | 9780141990538 |
| Edition | Penguin Publishing Group | 2015 | 9780143126959 |
| Edition | Penguin Books, Limited | 2014 | 9780241957677 |
| Edition | Penguin Books, Limited | 2014 | 9781846145476 |
| Ebook | — | 2014 | 9780698141216 |
| Hardcover | Allen Lane | — | 9781846145469 |
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