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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... society . We have no difficulty in accepting that Soviet society , seventy years after the Bolshevik Revolution , has acquired characteristics it would not have had if it had known liberty , if it had been spared oppression by a ruling ...
... society . We have no difficulty in accepting that Soviet society , seventy years after the Bolshevik Revolution , has acquired characteristics it would not have had if it had known liberty , if it had been spared oppression by a ruling ...
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... society is to understand that Japanese have not been taught to say No ! '70 Most Japanese middle and high schools , far from encouraging a questioning attitude towards social arrangements , tend to frown on pupils asking questions at ...
... society is to understand that Japanese have not been taught to say No ! '70 Most Japanese middle and high schools , far from encouraging a questioning attitude towards social arrangements , tend to frown on pupils asking questions at ...
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... society of its rigid codes of individual submission , and there would be little left to hold it together . Many of the administrators are uncomfortably aware of this . The reaction against the fanatical wartime version of Japanism ...
... society of its rigid codes of individual submission , and there would be little left to hold it together . Many of the administrators are uncomfortably aware of this . The reaction against the fanatical wartime version of Japanism ...
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