“Illumination and its Discontents: Electricity Theft and the Political Economy of Japanese Energy” Ian J. Miller Professor Department of History Harvard University How did the world’s third-largest economy, Japan, become addicted to fossil fuels? The first non-Western nation to industrialize—a process driven by calories from coal and calories from bodies—the country […]
History Colloquium: “Illumination and its Discontents: Electricity Theft and the Political Economy of Japanese Energy”
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