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When Myths Collide: An Analysis of Conflicting U.S.-Japanese Views on Economics, Law, and Values
This paper examines why Americans so often feel compelled to describe the Japanese in such strong terms. Americans are threatened by Japan. It is not that Japan is stronger, or bigger. The problem is that the Japanese are perceived as different. The difference threatens American assumptions about th
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