محددات النمو الاقتصادى في اليابان بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية

Abstract EN

The history of Japan after the war is one of the most important stages that the Japanese people went through in that period.

Since the end of World War II, Japan has strongly rejected the renewal of militarism, as it is satisfied with its internal stability.

After Japan's defeat in that war, American reforms have once again formed a solid foundation for building a capitalist state A Western-style monopoly at a time when there was intense competition between developed economies at the global level.

The main credit for the rise of Japan between the rubble of World War II is due to the policy of seasoned Prime Minister Yoshida who succeeded in persuading Americans to abandon their militancy.

Previous toward Japan The Americans assumed the task of protecting them from any external aggression under the San Francisco agreements that stipulated that the responsibility for maintaining security on Japanese lands is among the powers of the powers inside Japan or in its territorial waters, under the direct American occupation the Japanese maintained their inherited traditions, their traditional values and their behavior Social distinguished and did not give up their values, despite their urgent needs to import technology and advanced Western science.