Reading memo

DescriptionFirst, you should synthesize the key analytical points and supporting evidence in a succinct manner with a reasonable degree of specificity. Secondly and more importantly, the memo should be a critical assessment of the readings. Engage with the readings and the authors. Was the reading compelling? Helpful? Important? Lacking in something? Relate one reading to the others, compare and contrast them. These are only suggestions. You can also focus on some aspect of the reading that caught your interests. A memo should be at least 5 pages, double-spaced, page-numbered, and typed in Times New Roman with 12-point font. For this exercise no need for bibliographical information except sources other than the required readings, but you must provide page numbers for all direct quotations. You should have proofread itas with all other written assignmentsbefore turning it in. READINGS:- Liff, Adam P. 2021. Japan in 2020: COVID-19 and the End of the Abe Era, Asian Survey(2021) 61 (1): 4964.- Woodall, Brian. 2020. Japan in 2019: Diplomatic Strains, Domestic Dilemmas, and a New Imperial Era, Asian Survey, 60 (1): 47-60.- Woodall, Brian. 2019. Japan in 2018: Abe Rule, Trump Shocks, and Mother Natures Wrath, Asian Survey, 59 (1): 63-76.-Calder, Kent E. 2018. Japan in 2017: Political Consolidation amid Global Volatility. Asian Survey, 58 (1): 43-54