Forced to Be Free: the Artificial Revolution in Germany and Japan

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By John D. Montgomery

University of Chicago Press, 1957, 209 pp

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Using as case studies the postwar measures at democratization in occupied Germany and Japan, the author develops the theme of "artificial revolution" as a useful method which may, under somewhat different conditions, be useful in future American policy.

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