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Chalmers Johnson: The passing of a true scholar

Sandcastle Empire Posted on November 21, 2010 by Eamonn FingletonDecember 20, 2010

In a field known for fractiousness, Chalmers Johnson spoke with unique authority. Today we received the sad news that Chalmers Johnson, America’s greatest Japan scholar, has passed on. Although late in life he achieved considerable fame for his critique of … Continue reading →

Posted in American decline, China, History, Japan, Trade | Tagged chalmers johnson, death, japan scholars, miti and the iapanese miracle, nemesis, niagara

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