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My understanding is that during the Meiji period Japan imported wholesale those aspects of Western material and political culture that would allow them to achie
by jkhdigital 5y ago
My understanding is that during the Meiji period Japan imported wholesale those aspects of Western material and political culture that would allow them to achieve some level of parity with Western powers. This is not quite the same thing as “embracing Western values”. And even on that note, I’d question the extent to which postwar Japan has actually adopted Western liberalism as its own value system.
- GhettoComputers 5y agoI misread the article at night and thought it was 1900s not 19th century. They sent students abroad. Aside from being less accepting of immigrants how is the effects of their policy different from a European country?