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 23
... become a rose , and in the cub to become a tiger , the growing human being has the built - in purpose of becoming a mature , well - integrated individual.21 My experience in other Asian countries and my acquain- tance with well ...
... become a rose , and in the cub to become a tiger , the growing human being has the built - in purpose of becoming a mature , well - integrated individual.21 My experience in other Asian countries and my acquain- tance with well ...
Page 58
... become disaffected , but they will lose their influence ; nor will appeals to ' fundamental principles ' be understood . Even though these original activists may want more than the group is getting out of the cosy relationship with ...
... become disaffected , but they will lose their influence ; nor will appeals to ' fundamental principles ' be understood . Even though these original activists may want more than the group is getting out of the cosy relationship with ...
Page 157
... become better capable of changing or adjusting priorities . To interpret the emergence of the zoku as a sign of essential changes in the relationship between bureaucrats and politicians , and thus as a harbinger of a change in the way ...
... become better capable of changing or adjusting priorities . To interpret the emergence of the zoku as a sign of essential changes in the relationship between bureaucrats and politicians , and thus as a harbinger of a change in the way ...
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