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 37
... sense of the inviolability of all things Japanese that is characteristic of the nation includes a strong sense of the inviolability of its territory . But as we have seen , for centuries the preservation of this territory required no sense ...
... sense of the inviolability of all things Japanese that is characteristic of the nation includes a strong sense of the inviolability of its territory . But as we have seen , for centuries the preservation of this territory required no sense ...
Page 211
... sense of impartiality that the word implies . For the average Japanese this word conjures up something related to egoism . '29 This absence of a sense of ' rights ' has many striking consequences . One , often lamented by foreigners ...
... sense of impartiality that the word implies . For the average Japanese this word conjures up something related to egoism . '29 This absence of a sense of ' rights ' has many striking consequences . One , often lamented by foreigners ...
Page 363
... sense of the fragility of the prevailing order of power relations . This should come as no surprise ; outside these power relations there is nothing to sustain socio - political order - no legal framework consistently adhered to and ...
... sense of the fragility of the prevailing order of power relations . This should come as no surprise ; outside these power relations there is nothing to sustain socio - political order - no legal framework consistently adhered to and ...
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