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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... Sohyo , which until 1987 remained the largest and most significant of Japan's central labour organisations . Sohyo relied largely on public - sector employees . When first formed it was moderate and earned the blessing of the US ...
... Sohyo , which until 1987 remained the largest and most significant of Japan's central labour organisations . Sohyo relied largely on public - sector employees . When first formed it was moderate and earned the blessing of the US ...
Page 70
... Sohyo and formed Domei . This organisation , whose membership came mainly from the private sector , supported the Democratic Socialist Party ( DSP , a breakaway from the JSP ) , which has consistently supported the LDP in parliamentary ...
... Sohyo and formed Domei . This organisation , whose membership came mainly from the private sector , supported the Democratic Socialist Party ( DSP , a breakaway from the JSP ) , which has consistently supported the LDP in parliamentary ...
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... Sohyo . For five years a new umbrella ' council ' , Zenmin Rokyo , had , under the leadership of the DSP - affiliated Domei and under the auspices of the large corporations , been working on a grand scheme to bring all unions together ...
... Sohyo . For five years a new umbrella ' council ' , Zenmin Rokyo , had , under the leadership of the DSP - affiliated Domei and under the auspices of the large corporations , been working on a grand scheme to bring all unions together ...
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