Axis Diplomacy in Comparison: The Japanese and Italian Foreign Ministry in the 1930s
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Axis, Diplomacy, Comparative History, Italy, JapanAbstract
Italy and Japan, which were the component of the Axis in the 1930s, had significant common features in their foreign policies although there were some structural differences in decision-making process. There were decisive developments in 1936 when Italy intervened in the Spanish Civil War and in 1937 when Japan started the all-out war against China. By comparing them, it was not only fanatic Fascists and ultranationalists that respectively pushed their countries towards adopting aggressive and reckless foreign policies, but also their foreign ministries despite the conventional wisdom that diplomats are often seen as being more moderate and rational.Downloads
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