Sangaralingam Ramesh Bücher

Focusing on Japan's economic development from the Kamakura Period to 2018, the book draws parallels with China's contemporary rise. It explores Japan's early statehood and the challenges it encountered in the 20th century, such as nationalism, militarism, and economic crises, highlighting their relevance to China's current situation. This comparative analysis provides insights into the political and economic dynamics shaping both nations, offering a unique perspective on their historical trajectories and modern challenges.

Focusing on the intersection of economics and psychology, the book delves into how human behavior influences economic activity, challenging traditional reliance on mathematical models. It examines cognitive and non-cognitive abilities to shed light on economic development and the roots of human inequality, offering a nuanced understanding of the human dimensions in economics.