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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... important ( if not main ) offices there , if only to be close to ministry officials . The most important educational institutions are concentrated there . Local governments must wait on the central bureaucrats in order to plead for ...
... important ( if not main ) offices there , if only to be close to ministry officials . The most important educational institutions are concentrated there . Local governments must wait on the central bureaucrats in order to plead for ...
Page 94
... important role in spreading the new myth of a divine emperor and the nationalist ideology of a ' family state ' . 22 In the first three decades of the twentieth century , control of the press was accomplished largely through a self ...
... important role in spreading the new myth of a divine emperor and the nationalist ideology of a ' family state ' . 22 In the first three decades of the twentieth century , control of the press was accomplished largely through a self ...
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... important symbolic gestures towards that end . He presented Japan unam- biguously as an active member of the Western alliance , and he introduced a style of direct personal diplomacy in dealing with the US president . President Reagan ...
... important symbolic gestures towards that end . He presented Japan unam- biguously as an active member of the Western alliance , and he introduced a style of direct personal diplomacy in dealing with the US president . President Reagan ...
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