Democracy in contemporary Japan
Much of the history of postwar Japan has been one of gradual erosion of local autonomy and reestablishment of central bureaucratic authority, a process particularly evident in matters of police and education. Most of the chapters of this book interpret the process of bureaucratization and centraliza...
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Armonk, NY
M. E. Sharpe
1986
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