Japan's economic involvement in Eastern Europe and Eurasia

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Japanese investment, aid, trade, advice, collaborative action, contacts and other types of economic involvement, also reciprocal actions by those countries, are related in substantial detail. Factors which have concentrated Japanese attention upon particular countries are explored and explained, as are types of involved institutions, and analogous activities are outlined for the immediately preceding periods.

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