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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... Japanese do . The Japan Problem for the Japanese As a nation , Japan is a problem for itself because the way Japanese power is exercised results in conflicts with , and isolation from , other countries . But Japan is also a problem for ...
... Japanese do . The Japan Problem for the Japanese As a nation , Japan is a problem for itself because the way Japanese power is exercised results in conflicts with , and isolation from , other countries . But Japan is also a problem for ...
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... Japanese to question it . As the eminent connoisseur of Japanese life and literature , Edward Seidensticker , puts it : ' The key to understanding Japanese society is to understand that Japanese have not been taught to say No ! '70 Most ...
... Japanese to question it . As the eminent connoisseur of Japanese life and literature , Edward Seidensticker , puts it : ' The key to understanding Japanese society is to understand that Japanese have not been taught to say No ! '70 Most ...
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... Japanese Thought in the Meiji Era , Pan - Pacific Press , p . 364 . 45 George Etsujiro Uyehara , The Political Development of Japan , Constable , 1910 , p . 7 ; subsequent ... Japanese Studies , Summer 466 THE ENIGMA OF JAPANESE POWER.
... Japanese Thought in the Meiji Era , Pan - Pacific Press , p . 364 . 45 George Etsujiro Uyehara , The Political Development of Japan , Constable , 1910 , p . 7 ; subsequent ... Japanese Studies , Summer 466 THE ENIGMA OF JAPANESE POWER.
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