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 134
... politicians with whom we must cultivate connections . I personally go to about 15-20 parties in a year , which is a financial burden for me . 59 Particularly in the case of the LDP , registered income is only a small part of the picture ...
... politicians with whom we must cultivate connections . I personally go to about 15-20 parties in a year , which is a financial burden for me . 59 Particularly in the case of the LDP , registered income is only a small part of the picture ...
Page 142
... politicians and grass - roots politicians . Tanaka's was the second attempt by a grass - roots politician to wrest control over the party from the smaller but dominating group of former bureaucrats , for Kono Ichiro had also tried it ...
... politicians and grass - roots politicians . Tanaka's was the second attempt by a grass - roots politician to wrest control over the party from the smaller but dominating group of former bureaucrats , for Kono Ichiro had also tried it ...
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... politicians.35 Neverthe- less , the battle for power between the bureaucrats and politicians was , thanks to rules introduced by Yamagata , effectively decided almost before it had begun . Following the collapse of the very first ...
... politicians.35 Neverthe- less , the battle for power between the bureaucrats and politicians was , thanks to rules introduced by Yamagata , effectively decided almost before it had begun . Following the collapse of the very first ...
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