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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... Keidanren , have extra- ordinary powers . Keidanren is a federation of leading industrial organisa- tions such as the automobile manufacturers ' association , the shipbuilders ' association , the iron and steel federation , the ...
... Keidanren , have extra- ordinary powers . Keidanren is a federation of leading industrial organisa- tions such as the automobile manufacturers ' association , the shipbuilders ' association , the iron and steel federation , the ...
Page 111
... Keidanren chief , ostensibly representing a world of entrepreneurs - felt not the remotest affinity with him . Ishizaka himself had graduated from the Todai law department and had been a Communications Ministry bureaucrat before ...
... Keidanren chief , ostensibly representing a world of entrepreneurs - felt not the remotest affinity with him . Ishizaka himself had graduated from the Todai law department and had been a Communications Ministry bureaucrat before ...
Page 357
... Keidanren's Uemura Kogoro and a prominent Nikkeiren figure , after which it exercised direct influence over a variety of industrial associations , and by controlling the business membership of governmental shingikai ( deliberation ...
... Keidanren's Uemura Kogoro and a prominent Nikkeiren figure , after which it exercised direct influence over a variety of industrial associations , and by controlling the business membership of governmental shingikai ( deliberation ...
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