How to manage Sovereignty Restriction: Japan's experience of the 19th century "Unequal Treaty" and postwar Japan-US Security Treaty
Despite prewar modernization and imperialism and postwar economic growth, Japanese diplomacy has long suffered from a sense of victimization. The sentiment derives from “Unequal Treaties” thrust upon Japan in the mid-nineteenth century. Japanese citizens relived the experience with the US-Japan Security Treaty after World War II, as incidents arose between Japanese citizens
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