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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... given this horrendous task a year after the oligarchy had taken over . A noted Japanese legal scholar compares him to an architect who had to begin by making his own bricks , 19 because he had to invent terms for concepts that were ...
... given this horrendous task a year after the oligarchy had taken over . A noted Japanese legal scholar compares him to an architect who had to begin by making his own bricks , 19 because he had to invent terms for concepts that were ...
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... given a sufficient chance to state their case . 42 43 Given the awesome power of the System to deprive the Japanese citizen almost completely of the means to litigate , it should come as no surprise that action taken by the private ...
... given a sufficient chance to state their case . 42 43 Given the awesome power of the System to deprive the Japanese citizen almost completely of the means to litigate , it should come as no surprise that action taken by the private ...
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... given their lives in defense of the Way ' . 18 This tradition has given the Chinese , at the very least , the freedom to speculate on the legitimacy of rulers , particularly when comets , earthquakes , floods or pestilence allowed ...
... given their lives in defense of the Way ' . 18 This tradition has given the Chinese , at the very least , the freedom to speculate on the legitimacy of rulers , particularly when comets , earthquakes , floods or pestilence allowed ...
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