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Review: Miscellany: The Allies and Arms Control

Holland does not confront the nationalists head on in this book. But that is not his purpose. Readers should keep in mind that the book is not written for the specialist who is interested in detailed analysis and the debates concerning the relations of the United States and Japan. (There are, for example, few citations to academic studies.) The book is essentially a policy statement directed to non-specialists in the United States (and other Western nations such as Canada) who are interested in Japanese-American relations, and it offers many detailed insights into Japanese society (despite a few minor factual mistakes). It achieves this goal with success and balance.