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Introduction,s the head of state. The top priority of the new government was the revision of the humiliating treaties that the shogun had negotiated with the Western powers. To accomplish this and to restore their country’s independence, Japanese government leaders believed that it was imperative for Japan to bu

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Confucian Statecraft and Ideological Innovation, the late nineteenth century. During this 250 years of peace, commerce flourished and state officials in feudal domains increasingly looked for ways to exploit this commercial growth to solve their own chronic financial problems. To take advantage of the new opportunities afforded by the changing ec

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Confucian Moralism and Economic Realism in Satsuma,imichi, one of the most important architects of the Meiji state’s economic policy, was born in Satsuma in 1830, the domain was in serious financial trouble. Spontaneous commercial development during the Tokugawa period generally passed by the domain of Satsuma. Situated in the southwest corner of Ky

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Conclusion,have tended to emphasize what they regard as a high degree of Japanese state activism in the economy, we must remember that this applied only to those industries that were deemed strategically important to the military defense of the nation-state. Given the Tokugawa system’s authoritarian nature, th

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