Leaders and Leadership in Japan

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ISBN: 9781873410417 | 1873410417
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 6/3/1996

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Shows Japan's group-orientated society may have had fewer so-called 'leaders', but has excelled as a society of king-makers. On the other hand, the way leadership is expressed derives from different values and perceptions of hierarchy.

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Preface
About the Contributors
Leaders and Leadership in Japan	p. 1
Leadership in the Medieval Japanese Warrior Family	p. 14
The Creation of Self-Government and Local Leadership in Central Japan from the Fourteenth to the Sixteenth Centuries	p. 26
Le Comte des Cantons Charles de Montblanc - Agent for the Lord of Satsuma	p. 39
Mikado - From Spiritual Emperor to Enlightened Sovereign	p. 56
The Russian Occupation of Tsushima - a Steppingstone to British Leadership in Japan	p. 66
The Paradox of Progressive Conservative Leadership in Early Meiji Japan	p. 74
Leaders in Change: the Way to Official Language Reform	p. 89
The Meiji Elite and Western Culture	p. 103
The 'Unique' Character of the Emperor - the Main Leaders of Modern Japan?	p. 116
The Imperial House Law and its Meaning for the Position of the Tenno in the Meiji State	p. 128
The Leadership of Admiral Kato Tomosaburo	p. 147
Anarchist Communism and Leadership: the case of Iwasa Sakutaro	p. 155
Strong Leaders: the Charismatic Founders of Japanese Utopian Communities	p. 175
The Spy Activities of Terasaki Hidenari in the US and his Role in Japanese-American Relations	p. 190
The Principal Japanese Communist Leaders in the View of US Officials, 1944-46	p. 206
Douglas MacArthur and the Occupation of Japan: British Perceptions and Reactions	p. 217
The Image of the Emperor Showa as a Symbol of National Aspirations	p. 232
Prime Ministerial Leadership in Japanese Foreign Policy	p. 243
New Directions in Japanese Politics	p. 265
Ozawa Ichiro: the Making of a Japanese Kingmaker	p. 276
Index	p. 297
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