Robert Scalapino. The Japanese Communist Movement, 1920-1966.

CONTENTS

I – THE PREWAR LEGACY

II – MAKING COMMUNISM LOVABLE: THE INITIAL TACTICS OF THE POSTWAR JAPANESE COMMUNIST PARTY

III – THE SHIFT TO THE LEFT: GUERRILLA WARFARE, JAPANESE STYLE

IV – THE RETURN TO LEGALISM AND THE ATTEMPT TO CREATE A UNITED FRONT

V – JAPANESE COMMUNISM IN A DIVIDED COMMUNIST WORLD—THE SWING TOWARD PEKING

VI – THE STRUGGLE ON TWO FRONTS

VII – THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE PARTY

VIII – PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS

SOURCES

1 – Personal Interviews

2 – Documents and Monographs

3 – Articles

4 – Foreign Periodicals Cited or Mentioned

5 – Japanese Parties, Factions, and Government Agencies