The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless Nation"The first full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political/industrial system"--Cover subtitle. |
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Page 73
... course in the late 1950s caused the most important right - wing faction to break off and form the DSP in 1960. The left wing continued to obstruct attempts at structural reforms and ideological moderation in the 1970s , pushing out more ...
... course in the late 1950s caused the most important right - wing faction to break off and form the DSP in 1960. The left wing continued to obstruct attempts at structural reforms and ideological moderation in the 1970s , pushing out more ...
Page 165
... course , that the public realm can encroach all the way up to the threshold of the individual psyche . For many Japanese , family , friends and colleagues do not con- stitute a buffer giving protection or moral support in the face of ...
... course , that the public realm can encroach all the way up to the threshold of the individual psyche . For many Japanese , family , friends and colleagues do not con- stitute a buffer giving protection or moral support in the face of ...
Page 254
... course " . 18 Many large Japanese corporations contain an élite subculture very responsive to this special emphasis on ' spirit ' , with its overtones from the past , prodding the salarymen – and especially the more ambitious among them ...
... course " . 18 Many large Japanese corporations contain an élite subculture very responsive to this special emphasis on ' spirit ' , with its overtones from the past , prodding the salarymen – and especially the more ambitious among them ...
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