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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... ideology that is not generally recognised for what it is : an ideology disguised by the respectable vestments of ' cultural analysis ' . Members of each succeeding generation are told that they should obey the dictates of the group ...
... ideology that is not generally recognised for what it is : an ideology disguised by the respectable vestments of ' cultural analysis ' . Members of each succeeding generation are told that they should obey the dictates of the group ...
Page 249
... ideology is generally not recognised for what it is , for the dissemination of ideologies is usually assumed to require , first of all , a fairly strong central leadership . Ideological propaganda , however , need not come from a single ...
... ideology is generally not recognised for what it is , for the dissemination of ideologies is usually assumed to require , first of all , a fairly strong central leadership . Ideological propaganda , however , need not come from a single ...
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... ideology . Traditional cultural values ' were not just relied upon to continue as cultural values usually do , without any helping hand from ministers and bureaucrats ; they were ' revived ' . The formal state ideology constructed in ...
... ideology . Traditional cultural values ' were not just relied upon to continue as cultural values usually do , without any helping hand from ministers and bureaucrats ; they were ' revived ' . The formal state ideology constructed in ...
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