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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... organisation , which is generally referred to as the nokyo , 21 is an indispensable element in the System , one ... organisations and specialised federations , as well as the local co - operative offices . Collectively , these ...
... organisation , which is generally referred to as the nokyo , 21 is an indispensable element in the System , one ... organisations and specialised federations , as well as the local co - operative offices . Collectively , these ...
Page 64
... organisation as such has no choice but to stick with the LDP . This still leaves room for choice among LDP candidates competing with each other in the multiple - seat constituencies . If a regional nokyo sets its mind to serious ...
... organisation as such has no choice but to stick with the LDP . This still leaves room for choice among LDP candidates competing with each other in the multiple - seat constituencies . If a regional nokyo sets its mind to serious ...
Page 65
... organisation decides who to recommend . After that , they must stick to speaking on behalf of the chosen candidate ... organise the workers . Contrary to widespread belief , this could conceivably have happened . The harmonious ...
... organisation decides who to recommend . After that , they must stick to speaking on behalf of the chosen candidate ... organise the workers . Contrary to widespread belief , this could conceivably have happened . The harmonious ...
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