Politics and Economics in Contemporary JapanHyōe Murakami, Johannes Hirschmeier Essays discuss the Japanese prime minister, political parties, government bureaucracy, labor unions, small business, agriculture, and business's partnership with government in Japan." |
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The Making of a Prime Minister | 3 |
The World of the Zaikai | 64 |
Japans Pool of Leadership | 79 |
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