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 65
... labour movement antagonistic to the purposes of the industrial conglomerates had been allowed to organise the workers . Contrary to widespread belief , this could conceivably have happened . The harmonious relationship between ...
... labour movement antagonistic to the purposes of the industrial conglomerates had been allowed to organise the workers . Contrary to widespread belief , this could conceivably have happened . The harmonious relationship between ...
Page 67
... labour was to a large extent inspired by the example of Nazi Germany and Mussolini's Italy . In fact , the movement's most direct inspiration was a proposal adopted by the Naimusho that was ' a thinly veiled version of the Nazi labor ...
... labour was to a large extent inspired by the example of Nazi Germany and Mussolini's Italy . In fact , the movement's most direct inspiration was a proposal adopted by the Naimusho that was ' a thinly veiled version of the Nazi labor ...
Page 68
... labour movement , which had been encouraged by the US occupation , was deliberately crushed in the 1950s with US consent . Some companies brought in gangsters to break up strikes . Nikkeiren , the Japanese federation of employers ...
... labour movement , which had been encouraged by the US occupation , was deliberately crushed in the 1950s with US consent . Some companies brought in gangsters to break up strikes . Nikkeiren , the Japanese federation of employers ...
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