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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... change things once it had reached positions of influence . At the same time , demands by labour were going to bring about drastic changes in the socio - economic structure . In the 1970s it was thought that the many employees who went ...
... change things once it had reached positions of influence . At the same time , demands by labour were going to bring about drastic changes in the socio - economic structure . In the 1970s it was thought that the many employees who went ...
Page 157
... change . . . ' In the late 1980s many Japanese political commentators and some scholars were claiming to detect major structural changes in the direction of more political guidance over Japanese policies - changes illustrated , they ...
... change . . . ' In the late 1980s many Japanese political commentators and some scholars were claiming to detect major structural changes in the direction of more political guidance over Japanese policies - changes illustrated , they ...
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... changes could also bring about the frequently promised structural changes . But whatever the undoubted changes in Japanese society are bringing about , there is no sign that it includes solutions to the structural problems that are the ...
... changes could also bring about the frequently promised structural changes . But whatever the undoubted changes in Japanese society are bringing about , there is no sign that it includes solutions to the structural problems that are the ...
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