Whaling in Japan

Explore the intricate dynamics of Japan's whaling policy with "Whaling in Japan" by Jun Morikawa. Published in 2009 by C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd, this thought-provoking book delves into the disparity between political myths and the harsh realities surrounding whaling in Japan. With a comprehensive analysis spanning 256 pages, Morikawa investigates how Japan employs diplomacy and foreign aid to cultivate international support for its controversial whaling practices at the International Whaling Commission. This enlightening read not only uncovers the complexities of Japan's whaling strategies but also encourages readers to reflect on the broader implications of conservation and cultural heritage. Ideal for those interested in marine biology, international relations, and environmental ethics, "Whaling in Japan" is an essential addition to any serious reader's collection.