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. From the Trade Paperback edition. |
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Page 353
... War'.27 Perhaps the biggest present bestowed on the post - war MITI bureaucrats by SCAP was the power to form cartels , an essential instrument of Japanese industrial policy that had earlier been the monopoly of the wartime ' control ...
... War'.27 Perhaps the biggest present bestowed on the post - war MITI bureaucrats by SCAP was the power to form cartels , an essential instrument of Japanese industrial policy that had earlier been the monopoly of the wartime ' control ...
Page 386
... war effort ( see Chapter 3 ) . Post - war control has in most areas become very much more sophisticated ; not only have its wartime origins been forgotten , but it is generally not even recognised for what it is . The information filter ...
... war effort ( see Chapter 3 ) . Post - war control has in most areas become very much more sophisticated ; not only have its wartime origins been forgotten , but it is generally not even recognised for what it is . The information filter ...
Page 473
... post - war organisation of small and medium - sized industry , see Higuchi Kenji , ' Sengo chusho kigyo undo no tenkai ' [ Post - war develop- ment of small and medium - sized industry movement ] , Gendai Chusho kigyo kiso kozo , vol ...
... post - war organisation of small and medium - sized industry , see Higuchi Kenji , ' Sengo chusho kigyo undo no tenkai ' [ Post - war develop- ment of small and medium - sized industry movement ] , Gendai Chusho kigyo kiso kozo , vol ...
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The Elusive State | 25 |
An Inescapable Embrace | 50 |
Servants of the System | 82 |
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