A war it was always going to lose: why Japan attacked America in 1941

Jeffrey Record

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Table of Contents:: Introduction : a "strategic imbecility"?
Sources of Japanese-American tension
Japanese aggression and U.S. policy responses, 1937-1941
Japanese assumptions and decision making
Failed deterrence
Was the Pacific War inevitable?
The enduring lessons of 1941.
Author/Creator:: Record, Jeffrey
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Main Work:: A war it was always going to lose: why Japan attacked America in 1941 [by Record, J.]
Subjects:: World War, 1939-1945 — Causes
World War, 1939-1945 — Japan
Japan — Military policy
Japan — Politics and government — 1926-1945
Japan — Foreign relations — United States
United States — Foreign relations — Japan
World War, 1939-1945 — Pacific Area
World War (1939-1945)
1926-1945
Military policy
Politics and government
Diplomatic relations
War — Causes
United States
Pacific Area
Japan
General Notes:: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Physical Description:: xiii, 167 pages : maps ; 24 cm
Call Numbers:: D742.J3 R44 2011
ISBNs:: 9781597975346 (hardcover, alk. paper)
1597975346 (hardcover, alk. paper)
Library of Congress Control Numbers:: 2010030347
OCLC Numbers:: 500783892