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A Study of Early Modern Shogunate Agricultural Policy: Re-examining the 'Prohibition of Independent Cultivation'

A Study of Early Modern Shogunate Agricultural Policy: Re-examining the 'Prohibition of Independent Cultivation'

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A Study of Early Modern Shogunate Agricultural Policy: Re-examining the 'Prohibition of Independent Cultivation'

This academic work, published by Osaka University Press, offers an in-depth re-examination of early modern Japanese shogunate agricultural policy, focusing specifically on the historical "Prohibition of Independent Cultivation" (Tahata Katte Saku no Kin). It delves into the historical context, impact, and nuances of this significant agrarian decree, providing scholarly insights into land use, economic control, and social structures during the Edo period. This book is a valuable resource for researchers and students of Japanese history and economic policy. Note: The text is entirely in Japanese. Brand New Japanese Edition.

ISBN 9784872594126 · ISBN-10 4872594126

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