- JAPAN AFTER WORLD WAR II: HARDSHIPS, MACARTHUR, THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION AND REFORMS
- CONSTITUTION OF JAPAN (1947), ARTICLE 9 (THE NO-WAR CLAUSE) AND SHINZO ABE'S AMBITION TO CHANGE IT
- JAPAN'S POSTWAR DEFENSE POLICY AND TREATIES WITH THE U.S.
- JAPAN IN THE 1950s, 60s AND 70s UNDER YOSHIDA, IKEDA, SATO AND TANAKA
- RIGHT VERSUS LEFT IN JAPAN IN THE 1960s AND YUKIO MISHIMA'S SUICIDE
- JAPANESE RED ARMY: JAPAN'S HOMEGROWN LEFTIST TERRORIST GROUP OF THE 1960s AND 70s
- JAPAN IN THE 1980s AND EARLY 1990s: NAKASONE AND THE PRIME MINISTERS THAT FOLLOWED HIM
- JAPAN AND ITS PRIME MINISTERS AND GOVERNMENT IN THE 1990s AND EARLY 2000s
- JAPAN'S DECLINE
- JUNICHIRO KOIZUMI
- DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF JAPAN (DPJ) LEADS JAPAN FROM 2009 TO 2012
- NAOTO KAN, THE LEADER OF JAPAN DURING THE MARCH 2011 TSUNAMI
- LDP WINS DECEMBER 2012 LOWER HOUSE ELECTION, RETAKES POWER
- JAPAN 2007-2009: SHINZO ABE'S FIRST STINT AS PRIME MINISTER, YASUO FUKUDA AND TARO ASO
- SHINZO ABE: HIS LIFE, WIFE AND SECOND STINT AS PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN
- SHINZO ABE'S POLICIES, GOVERNING STYLE AND PRESSURE ON THE MEDIA
- ABE's FOREIGN POLICY, YASUKUNI SHRINE AND MILITARY AND WORLD-WAR-II-RELATED ISSUES
