HIST3602

Modern Japan
Credit Hours:
3 hours

Early modern and modern Japan: the transformation of Japan from an isolationist, agrarian country to a military giant, to a broken and defeated nation, to an economic superpower.

Level:
Undergraduate

Instructors of this Course


Timothy Yang

Associate Professor

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