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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... expected in any society , but something basic , a change in the way people see themselves and consequently a change in the attitude of the entire nation towards the world . Implicit in most reports on the Japan - at - the - crossroads ...
... expected in any society , but something basic , a change in the way people see themselves and consequently a change in the attitude of the entire nation towards the world . Implicit in most reports on the Japan - at - the - crossroads ...
Page 162
... expected to settle down to the serious business of devoting most of his energy , time and attention to his company . Some sociologists and other commentators have argued that Japanese men prefer the company of fellow workers , and that ...
... expected to settle down to the serious business of devoting most of his energy , time and attention to his company . Some sociologists and other commentators have argued that Japanese men prefer the company of fellow workers , and that ...
Page 333
... expected to stick to their roles , and to make the roles clear by their dress , speech and behaviour . There is an easily recognisable mother role , housewife role , sempai role , boss role and apprentice role , to mention only the most ...
... expected to stick to their roles , and to make the roles clear by their dress , speech and behaviour . There is an easily recognisable mother role , housewife role , sempai role , boss role and apprentice role , to mention only the most ...
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