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Jiang uses Japan's reverse-parking norm and Mongol invasion resistance as evidence of unusually strong social cohesion.
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Mongol Invasions
Jiang uses Japan's reverse-parking norm and Mongol invasion resistance as evidence of unusually strong social cohesion.
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"Japan underwent tremendous social change to go from a feudal society into a modern industrial nation that, in 1905, was able to defeat a..."
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"But everyone else reverse parks. There's no law that says you must reverse park. Everyone just does it because of a sense of social..."
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"And as a result, it became too expensive and too burdensome for the Mongols to take over Japan. Okay? Does that make sense? And..."
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