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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Page 111
... Tanaka Kakuei and Takeshita Noboru . " In most post - war cabinets the crucial portfolios have been held by Todai graduates . Even in the cabinet of Tanaka Kakuei , seven ministers had passed through its law department . Over a quarter ...
... Tanaka Kakuei and Takeshita Noboru . " In most post - war cabinets the crucial portfolios have been held by Todai graduates . Even in the cabinet of Tanaka Kakuei , seven ministers had passed through its law department . Over a quarter ...
Page 127
... Tanaka Kakuei became MITI minister , he was given Konaga as a secretary , and Konaga remained in the post when Tanaka became prime minister . Thanks to this connection , and to his own undoubtedly superior skills , Konaga gained the ...
... Tanaka Kakuei became MITI minister , he was given Konaga as a secretary , and Konaga remained in the post when Tanaka became prime minister . Thanks to this connection , and to his own undoubtedly superior skills , Konaga gained the ...
Page 229
... Tanaka Kakuei guilty in connection with the Lockheed bribery scandal , and climaxed in a 47 - day opposition boycott of parliament and a vote of no - confidence against Prime Minister Nakasone . Tanaka appealed against the verdict and ...
... Tanaka Kakuei guilty in connection with the Lockheed bribery scandal , and climaxed in a 47 - day opposition boycott of parliament and a vote of no - confidence against Prime Minister Nakasone . Tanaka appealed against the verdict and ...
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