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 34
... wartime economic mobilisation and by bureaucratised leaders of wartime cartels . These men provided the main impetus for the merger of the rival conservative parties to form the LDP in 1955.9 They have also had a decisive influence over ...
... wartime economic mobilisation and by bureaucratised leaders of wartime cartels . These men provided the main impetus for the merger of the rival conservative parties to form the LDP in 1955.9 They have also had a decisive influence over ...
Page 66
... wartime enterprise union The ultimate solution for ensuring administrative control over Japan's labour movement was discovered as a result of heightened wartime production pressures . In the 1920s some firms had begun to pretend that ...
... wartime enterprise union The ultimate solution for ensuring administrative control over Japan's labour movement was discovered as a result of heightened wartime production pressures . In the 1920s some firms had begun to pretend that ...
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... wartime control 14 The wartime economic bureaucrats never managed to accomplish what their laws , their CPB , their control associations , their Manchurian industrial arrangements and their numerous directives to the zaibatsu- dominated ...
... wartime control 14 The wartime economic bureaucrats never managed to accomplish what their laws , their CPB , their control associations , their Manchurian industrial arrangements and their numerous directives to the zaibatsu- dominated ...
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