The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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Page 151
... Nakasone's decisiveness shocked many and made him unpopular among his fellow LDP members . The Japanese press reacted negatively to his first cabinet and united in dubbing it a ' Tanakasone government ' because of the large proportion ...
... Nakasone's decisiveness shocked many and made him unpopular among his fellow LDP members . The Japanese press reacted negatively to his first cabinet and united in dubbing it a ' Tanakasone government ' because of the large proportion ...
Page 152
... Nakasone first visited him , to find himself face to face with a leader who appeared to see the Soviet Union through the same glasses as he did . He asked the Japanese prime minister to call him ' Ron ' , whereupon Nakasone offered an ...
... Nakasone first visited him , to find himself face to face with a leader who appeared to see the Soviet Union through the same glasses as he did . He asked the Japanese prime minister to call him ' Ron ' , whereupon Nakasone offered an ...
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... Nakasone found himself encapsulated by these semi- autonomous forces . He had no say over the Agriculture Ministry or , for that matter , the Ministry of Finance . One interesting innovation in the exercise of power by a Japanese prime ...
... Nakasone found himself encapsulated by these semi- autonomous forces . He had no say over the Agriculture Ministry or , for that matter , the Ministry of Finance . One interesting innovation in the exercise of power by a Japanese prime ...
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The Japan Problem | 1 |
The neglected role of power | 17 |
The Elusive State | 25 |
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