Introduction to Japanese PoliticsAn in-depth appraisal of Japan's much scrutinised, but often misunderstood society and the tools to understand it. The new fourth edition brings its coverage up to date through 2003. Recent publications on Japan are included, the bibliography has also been revised and updated, and recent election results are included in the appendix as appropriate. |
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