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Japan's Prospect (1946)
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    Book Reviews (Review)
    K.S. Latourette
    Japan's Prospect, by Douglas G. Haring
    1. Japan's Prospect by Douglas G. Haring
    American Political Science Review, October 1946, p. 994
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    The Outlook for Japan (Review)
    Hans W. Weigert
    Japan's Prospect, by Douglas G. Haring
    1. Japan's Prospect by Douglas G. Haring
    The Saturday Review, June 22, 1946, p. 19
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    Current Books on the Far East (5 Reviews)
    Richard Watts Jr.
    China and America, by Foster Rhea Dulles
    1. China and America by Foster Rhea Dulles
    2. Black Ships Off Japan by Arthur Walworth
    3. Our Neighbors, the Chinese by Vaughan White
    4. The Chinese Mind by Gung-Hsing Wang
    5. Japan's Prospect by Douglas G. Haring
    The New Republic, July 15, 1946, p. 52
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    Recent Books on International Relations (11 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Far East
    1. Population and Peace in the Pacific by Warren S. Thompson
    2. Far East by Cecil Beaton
    3. Sun Yat-Sen: A Portrait by Stephen Chen and Robert Payne
    4. Chungking Listening Post by Mark A. Tennien
    5. Doctors East, Doctors West by Edward H. Hume
    6. Key to Japan by Willard Price
    7. Japan's Prospect by Douglas G. Haring
    8. I See the Philippines Rise by Carlos P. Romulo
    9. Trials in Burma by Maurice Collis
    10. The New Malaya and You by H.B. Egmont Hake
    11. Mission Interrupted by W.H. van Helsdingen and Hendrik Hoogenberk
    Foreign Affairs, October 1946, p. 172