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Japan, who governs? : the rise of the developmental state

Title: Japan, who governs? : the rise of the developmental state / Chalmers Johnson.
Author: Johnson, Chalmers A.
Publication: New York : Norton, c1995.

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Description

384 p.; 22 cm.

Subject

Bibliography (note)

Contents

La Serenissima of the east -- Social values and the theory of late economic development in East Asia -- Comparative capitalism: the Japanese difference -- Trade, revisionism, and the future of Japanese-American relations -- The foundations of Japan's wealth and power and why they baffle the United States -- Japan: who governs? an essay on official bureaucracy -- The reemployment of retired government -- Bureaucrats in Japanese big business -- Omote (explicit) and ura (implicit): translating Japanese political terms --
Tanaka Kakuei, structural corruption, and the advent of machine politics in Japan -- Puppets and puppeteers: Japanese political reform -- The patterns of Japanese relations with China, 1952-1982 -- Reflections on the dilemma of Japanese defense -- Rethinking Asia -- History restarted: Japanese-American relations at the end of the century.

Call Number

JFD 95-17538

ISBN

LCCN

94021477

OCLC

30593917

Author

Johnson, Chalmers A.

Title

Japan, who governs? : the rise of the developmental state / Chalmers Johnson.

Imprint

New York : Norton, c1995.

Edition

1st ed.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Indexed Term

Economic conditions Policies Of Government

Japan

Research Call Number

JFD 95-17538