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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... opposition . Creating your own ' opposition ' A well - tested ploy used by components of the System to defuse problems before they grow out of hand , or to expand control over an area which still eludes their grasp , is to establish ...
... opposition . Creating your own ' opposition ' A well - tested ploy used by components of the System to defuse problems before they grow out of hand , or to expand control over an area which still eludes their grasp , is to establish ...
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... opposition . This institution- alised , impotent opposition absorbs potentially genuine opposition . We have already had a glimpse of this in Sohyo , which is associated with the Japan Socialist Party , but the central example is the ...
... opposition . This institution- alised , impotent opposition absorbs potentially genuine opposition . We have already had a glimpse of this in Sohyo , which is associated with the Japan Socialist Party , but the central example is the ...
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... opposition . 48 In the Confucianist tradition , rulers are by definition virtuous ; thus to oppose them automatically means to question their legitimacy . So it still is , essentially , in contemporary Japan . A genuine opposition with ...
... opposition . 48 In the Confucianist tradition , rulers are by definition virtuous ; thus to oppose them automatically means to question their legitimacy . So it still is , essentially , in contemporary Japan . A genuine opposition with ...
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