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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... burakumin ( ' hamlet people ' ) , the members of these communities , though indistinguishable physically from non - burakumin Japanese , are descendants of a combina- tion of ritually ' unclean ' people ( butchers , leather - workers ...
... burakumin ( ' hamlet people ' ) , the members of these communities , though indistinguishable physically from non - burakumin Japanese , are descendants of a combina- tion of ritually ' unclean ' people ( butchers , leather - workers ...
Page 75
... burakumin allied with the Japan Communist Party , which is in favour of making use of the courts and inveighs against the BLL's increased dependency on government hand- outs . But the JCP sees the former outcasts in narrow ideological ...
... burakumin allied with the Japan Communist Party , which is in favour of making use of the courts and inveighs against the BLL's increased dependency on government hand- outs . But the JCP sees the former outcasts in narrow ideological ...
Page 488
... burakumin ( outcasts ) , 74-5 , 104 , 160 , 178 , 194 , 267 , 342-3 Buraku Liberation League ( BLL ) , 74-5 , 342 bureaucracy : administrators as victims , 429-30 ; authoritarianism , 33 ; bureaucrats in LDP , 141-3 ; career moves , 114 ...
... burakumin ( outcasts ) , 74-5 , 104 , 160 , 178 , 194 , 267 , 342-3 Buraku Liberation League ( BLL ) , 74-5 , 342 bureaucracy : administrators as victims , 429-30 ; authoritarianism , 33 ; bureaucrats in LDP , 141-3 ; career moves , 114 ...
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