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... Japan at this time of tighter political controls , especially vigilance by the Tokugawa and daimyo ( hereditary feudal lord ) for signs of dis- loyalty , which might be punished by confiscation of land , there was less need for a client ...
... Japan at this time of tighter political controls , especially vigilance by the Tokugawa and daimyo ( hereditary feudal lord ) for signs of dis- loyalty , which might be punished by confiscation of land , there was less need for a client ...
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had developed a deep social consciousness in Japan , which respected and gave priority to the graduates of specific elite universities - a consciousness born in the process of the rapid modernization of Japan . Although the Ministry of ...
had developed a deep social consciousness in Japan , which respected and gave priority to the graduates of specific elite universities - a consciousness born in the process of the rapid modernization of Japan . Although the Ministry of ...
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Multiple influences on modern Japanese education Problems of local control in Japan The admin . istration of Soviet ... Japan . The modern Japanese educational system dates from the beginning of the Meiji era in 1868 with the adoption of ...
Multiple influences on modern Japanese education Problems of local control in Japan The admin . istration of Soviet ... Japan . The modern Japanese educational system dates from the beginning of the Meiji era in 1868 with the adoption of ...
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