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 93
... appears unstoppable as the power of Nikkyoso diminishes . The lawyers register the excesses but are not equipped to ... appear to endorse the official attribution of unruliness to a lack of discipline in the home . Their position on the ...
... appears unstoppable as the power of Nikkyoso diminishes . The lawyers register the excesses but are not equipped to ... appear to endorse the official attribution of unruliness to a lack of discipline in the home . Their position on the ...
Page 245
... appear to be obeying a disembodied but powerful voice telling them where to go and what to do . Those responsible for regulating the traffic of humanity will usually find it quite neatly arranged . Few Japanese in controlling positions ...
... appear to be obeying a disembodied but powerful voice telling them where to go and what to do . Those responsible for regulating the traffic of humanity will usually find it quite neatly arranged . Few Japanese in controlling positions ...
Page 309
... appear more legitimate than anything done by the politicians , who have never been able completely to shake off their original reputation as loutish , self - seeking opportunists . The post - war press is still permeated with an ...
... appear more legitimate than anything done by the politicians , who have never been able completely to shake off their original reputation as loutish , self - seeking opportunists . The post - war press is still permeated with an ...
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