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 222
... reason to suspect regular miscarriages of justice caused by the prosecutors ' nearly unassailable position , since being openly contradicted in Japan entails a loss of face . As one prominent Japanese legal scholar has noted , the ...
... reason to suspect regular miscarriages of justice caused by the prosecutors ' nearly unassailable position , since being openly contradicted in Japan entails a loss of face . As one prominent Japanese legal scholar has noted , the ...
Page 324
... reason that these can be easily defaced . Despite the famous announcement of the emperor's human status on New Year's day of 1946 , rightist activists , some nationalistic intellectuals and bureaucrats , and several LDP groups promote a ...
... reason that these can be easily defaced . Despite the famous announcement of the emperor's human status on New Year's day of 1946 , rightist activists , some nationalistic intellectuals and bureaucrats , and several LDP groups promote a ...
Page 368
... reason that the young men had tried the forbidden weed only once out of curiosity . The swimmers ' university was also ' lenient ' , suspending them and then readmitting them after a semester during which they professed their contrition ...
... reason that the young men had tried the forbidden weed only once out of curiosity . The swimmers ' university was also ' lenient ' , suspending them and then readmitting them after a semester during which they professed their contrition ...
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