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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... accepting arrangements that are still essentially political . Under these arrangements , a Japanese individual must accept as inevitable that his intellectual and psychological growth is restrained by the will of the collectivity . To ...
... accepting arrangements that are still essentially political . Under these arrangements , a Japanese individual must accept as inevitable that his intellectual and psychological growth is restrained by the will of the collectivity . To ...
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... accept the picture of Japan presented by its spokesmen . Foreigners who insist on protesting about Japanese trade methods despite the many Japanese explanations are seen as demonstrating a perennial lack of understanding . Japanese are ...
... accept the picture of Japan presented by its spokesmen . Foreigners who insist on protesting about Japanese trade methods despite the many Japanese explanations are seen as demonstrating a perennial lack of understanding . Japanese are ...
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... accept Japan's international problems as being of a political nature would deposit them squarely in a realm of ... accepted rules to regulate that power , and hence the problem they have in accepting unambiguous leadership . The ...
... accept Japan's international problems as being of a political nature would deposit them squarely in a realm of ... accepted rules to regulate that power , and hence the problem they have in accepting unambiguous leadership . The ...
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