U.S.-JAPAN PROJECT WORKING PAPER SERIES
Note: These papers represent planned research and research-in progress.
They should not be quoted or cited without express permission of the authors.
Working
Paper No. 1: U.S. Foreign Economic Policy and Relations with Japan,
1969-1976 - Thomas Zeiler
Working
Paper No. 2: The Nixon "Shocks" and U.S.-Japan Strategic
Relations, 1969-1974 - Michael Schaller
Working Paper
No. 3: Japan's Foreign Economic Policy and Relations with the United States,
1969-1977 - Hiroshi Ando
Working
Paper No. 4: U.S.-Japan Relations and the Opening to China - Nancy Bernkopf
Tucker
Working
Paper No. 5: U.S.-Japan Relations and the Opening to China: The 1970s -
Yoshihide Soeya
Working Paper No. 6:
Studies on U.S.-Japan Military Technology Relations: Reviewing Japanese-Language
Sources for Technology Transfers, Military Technology Frictions and the Defense
Industry - Yuzo Murayama
Working Paper No. 7:Do
Domestic Politics Matter?: The Case of US Military Bases in Japan - Sheila Smith
Working Paper No.
8: Defense-Economic Linkages in U.S.-Japan Relations: An Overview of Policy
Positions and Objectives - Michael Chinworth
Working Paper No. 9:
A Secondary Affair: American Economic Foreign Policy and Japan, 1952-1968 -
Michael Barnhart
Working Paper No. 10:
Japan in American Security Policy: A Problem in Perspective - Marc Gallicchio
Working Paper No. 11:
The United States, Japan and the Korean Peninsula: Coordinating Policies and
Objectives - Hajmie Izumi and Don Oberdorfer
Working
Paper No. 17: The 1978 Guidelines for the U.S.-Japan Defense Cooperation:
Process and Historical Impact - Michael Green and Koji Murata
Working
Paper No. 20: The Route to Japan's Voluntary Export Restraints on
Automobiles - An Analysis of the U.S. Government's Decision-Making Process in
1981 - Stephen D. Cohen