Collected Writings of R.P. Dore

<p>This volume of the <em>Collected Writings of Modern Western Scholars on Japan</em>, published under the Japan Library imprint, brings together landmark writings by R.P. Dore, on Japanese society, politics and economics.</p> <p>1: Japanese Politics; 1: The Ethics of the New Japan; 2: Japanese Election Candidates in 1955; 3: Elitism and Democracy; 4: Japanese Bureaucracy; 2: Matters Agrarian & Japanese Social Structures; 5: The Meiji Landlord; 6: Agricultural Improvement in Japan 1870-1900; 7: Talent and the Social Order in Tokugawa Japan; 8: Mobility, Equality, and Individuation in Modern Japan; 9: Learning and Life Chances in Japan; 3: International Society and Japan's Place In It; 10: The Prestige Factor in International Affairs; 11: The Internationalization of Japan; 12: War Guilt; 4: The Japanese Economy; 13: Competition in Japanese Capitalism; 14: Stock Market Capitalism and its Diffusion; 15: Teasing Economists; 5: The World at Large; 16: Why Bother About Our Grandchildren?; 17: Technical Change and Cultural Adaptation; 18: Trust and the Workings of Market Capitalism; 19: Will Global Capitalism be Anglo-Saxon Capitalism?; 6: Afterthoughts; 20: Land Reform in Japan; 21: Education in Tokugawa Japan; 22: The Diploma Disease 1; 23: British Factory, Japanese Factory; 24: Shinohata – A Portrait of a Japanese Village</p>