The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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... agencies in other countries are intermediaries . In Japan , Dentsu itself often decides how companies must advertise and where . In the USA , the one other country where commercial television is a major industry , an independent rating ...
... agencies in other countries are intermediaries . In Japan , Dentsu itself often decides how companies must advertise and where . In the USA , the one other country where commercial television is a major industry , an independent rating ...
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... Agency directly to pass on instructions . The link is close because Goto Noboru , the great boss of the Tokyu Group ... Agency's greatest assignments was the celebrations in connection with the controversial National Foundation Day that ...
... Agency directly to pass on instructions . The link is close because Goto Noboru , the great boss of the Tokyu Group ... Agency's greatest assignments was the celebrations in connection with the controversial National Foundation Day that ...
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... Agency ; its police bureau , which became the National Police Agency ; and its local bureau , which after an interim period as a special agency renewed itself as the Ministry of Home Affairs ( Jichisho ) . The last - mentioned ...
... Agency ; its police bureau , which became the National Police Agency ; and its local bureau , which after an interim period as a special agency renewed itself as the Ministry of Home Affairs ( Jichisho ) . The last - mentioned ...
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