The Emergence of a Civil Society in Japan

Wilhelm M. Vosse

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Japanese society has often been portrayed as fundamentally “harmoni-ous ” and the Japanese themselves have often been described as hard-working, docile, and politically rather passive, preferring to leave the important decisions about the future of their nation to bureaucrats and

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