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Kent E. Calder

24 works

1988–2025 across 20 dated works

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Crisis and compensation: public policy and political stability in Japan, 1949-19861988
International pressure and domestic policy response: Japanese informatics policy in the 1980s1989
The U.S.-Japan economic relationship in East and Southeast Asia: a policy framework for Asia-Pacific economic cooperation1992
With Gerrit W. Gong
Strategic Capitalism1993

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The U.S.-Japan economic relationship in East and Southeast Asia: a policy framework for Asia-Pacific economic cooperation1992
With Gerrit W. Gong
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Embattled garrisons: comparative base politics and American globalism2007
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Pacific alliance: reviving U.S.-Japan relations2009
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Crisis and compensation: public policy and political stability in Japan, 1949-19861988
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Strategic Capitalism1993
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Asia in Washington: exploring the penumbra of transnational power2014
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Asia's Deadly Triangle: How Arms, Energy and Growth Threaten to Destabilize Asia-Pacific1996
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East Asian multilateralism: prospects for regional stability2008
With Francis Fukuyama
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Global Political Cities: Actors and Arenas of Influence in International Affairs2021
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Pacific defense: arms, energy, and America's future in Asia1996
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The making of Northeast Asia2010
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Korea's energy insecurities: comparative and regional perspectives2005
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New Continentalism Energy and Twenty-First-Century Eurasian Geopolitics2012
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Energy and security in Northeast Asia: Fueling security : an IGCC study commissioned for the Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue V Energy Workshop : Seoul, ... 11-12 September, 1996 (IGCC policy paper)1998
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Super Continent Eurasia and the Modern Silk Road2019
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Circles of compensation: economic growth and the globalization of Japan2017
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Singapore Smart City, Smart State2016
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Eurasian Maritime Geopolitics: The United States and China in an Age of Indo-Pacific Transformation2025
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The United States, Japan, and the new Russia: evolving bases for cooperation1994
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International pressure and domestic policy response: Japanese informatics policy in the 1980s1989
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Tax reform in the United States and Japan: comparative political and economic perspectives1991
With David F. Bradford
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戦略的資本主義: nihongata keizai shisutemu no honshitsu1994
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Capital ungoverned: liberalizing finance in interventionist states1997
With Meredith Woo-Cumings, Sylvia Maxfield, Sofia A. Perez, Sofia Perez
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Capital Ungoverned: Liberalizing Finance in Interventionist States1996
With Michael Loriaux, Meredith Woo-Cumings, Sofia Perez, Sylvia Maxfield
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