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 19
... force with the task of eliminating ' dangerous thoughts ' . Half a dozen officers of that police force became ministers of education , justice , labour , home affairs and welfare after the war . 17 The essential character of Japanese ...
... force with the task of eliminating ' dangerous thoughts ' . Half a dozen officers of that police force became ministers of education , justice , labour , home affairs and welfare after the war . 17 The essential character of Japanese ...
Page 21
... force of an ideology . Power in the sense of control by a small group of people over the majority , and power of the kind wielded by a master over a servant , are unpleasant possibilities . Thus intellectual constructs are created that ...
... force of an ideology . Power in the sense of control by a small group of people over the majority , and power of the kind wielded by a master over a servant , are unpleasant possibilities . Thus intellectual constructs are created that ...
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... force , unlike its sword - wielding samurai predecessors , could not merely scare the populace into submission . Kawaji Toshiyoshi , first chief of the Tokyo metropolitan police and architect of the modern Japanese police system ...
... force , unlike its sword - wielding samurai predecessors , could not merely scare the populace into submission . Kawaji Toshiyoshi , first chief of the Tokyo metropolitan police and architect of the modern Japanese police system ...
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